Data testing firm Nominal has raised just over $27.5 million in a round that was led by Lux Capital and General Catalyst, the company shared with QA Financial.
Just over $7.5 million came from Lux Capital with support from Founders Fund, while another $20 million was raised by General Catalyst.
Among Nominal’s investors are Haystack VC, XYZ Ventures, Human Capital, Box Group, and Overmatch.
Nominal, a company that is focused on creating end-to-end test data analysis solutions for QA teams, has said the funds will allow the firm to provide a faster, more reliable way to review test data and validate mission-critical systems.
“The more people who can view a comprehensive data story, the better the understanding and insights gained.”
– Cameron McCord
The company, which is led by co-founder and CEO Cameron McCord, created a platform that allows teams to quickly test and deploy complex systems.
“Nominal is dedicated to providing a robust, end-to-end solution that simplifies workflows, fosters collaboration, and seamlessly scales with the evolving needs of its valued customers and partners,” McCord stressed.
“Plus, Nominal also enables teams and organisational-level collaboration and visibility to reflect the multidisciplinary and iterative nature of engineering.”
“Building trust in systems and the data that these systems generate is core to our mission,” McCord continued.
“The software tools and infrastructure that engineers and operators use to make sense of and validate these systems have lagged in a costly and dangerous way,” he added.
“Time is ticking – for our commercial customers, this means getting a product safely to market faster, it means fielding reliable and tested systems for any mission,” McCord concluded.
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