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Otter.ai raises $320M in funding for its AI meeting assistant

Otter.ai Inc., the developer of a popular artificial intelligence meeting assistant, today announced that it has raised $320 million in funding. The capital came entirely from General Catalyst’s Customer Value Fund. The investment vehicle provides startups with financing for sales and marketing initiatives. General Catalyst doesn’t take a stake in portfolio companies, but instead receives […] The…

Otter.ai raises $320M in funding for its AI meeting assistant

Otter.ai, an AI-powered meeting assistant developer, has successfully raised $320 million in funding from General Catalyst’s Customer Value Fund. This new capital injection is intended for sales and marketing endeavors. Otter.ai’s AI assistant is available on both desktop and mobile platforms, assisting users in preparing for meetings by providing insights into agenda topics ahead of time.

The platform can pull relevant data from external sources like HubSpot and organizes transcripts with speaker recognition technology, displaying who spoke during the meeting and highlighting key action items. Otter.ai’s summaries are organized by topic, team, or project, and stored in a searchable format, allowing users to easily retrieve specific information through natural language prompts.

The platform integrates with more than a dozen popular cloud services, including Snowflake, Jira, and OneDrive, and provides role-specific tools for salespeople and teachers. Otter.ai offers a free tier, along with three paid editions, including a top-tier Enterprise version that includes advanced analytics, enhanced security features, and a single sign-on capability.

With over 40 million users worldwide, including more than 86% of Fortune 500 employees, Otter.ai aims to double its enterprise business within the next year by expanding its sales and marketing efforts.

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