MaestroQA was founded in 2013 by Vasu Prathipati and Harrison Hunter. Forbes later described the company as initially founded as customer retention software before pivoting to its current QA product.
Already Profitable MaestroQA Raises $25 Million To Bring The Human Touch Back To Customer Service VerifiedMaestroQA completed a seed funding round on January 29, 2015. Public reporting indicates the company raised a total of about $1.8 million across two rounds by that point.
Ten Trending Startups You Should Keep an Eye On VerifiedMaestroQA announced a Suite Ready partnership with Zendesk. The company said Zendesk Suite customers would get access to partner technology discounts, and MaestroQA could pull interactions from Zendesk Support, Chat, and Talk for quality assurance workflows.
MaestroQA Partnerships: Introducing Zendesk Suite VerifiedMaestroQA raised a $25 million Series A led by Base10 Partners. Forbes reported participation from Talkdesk Ventures, Tokyo Black, angel investor Itai Tsiddon, and existing investor SaaStr, and noted the company was already profitable at the time.
Already Profitable MaestroQA Raises $25 Million To Bring The Human Touch Back To Customer Service VerifiedMaestroQA publicly rebranded to Rippit. The live company site and help center now refer to the company as Rippit and explicitly describe it as formerly MaestroQA, but the public evidence available here does not support a precise rebrand day.
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