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Deep Vector

Deep Vector

Private
Bend, OregonEnterprise Softwarehttps://www.deepvector.com/

Last Round

Seed

Jan 6, 2025

Total Funding Raised

$1.5M

Company Overview

Deep Vector is a business/productivity software company that provides an AI platform to transform unstructured documents into actionable insights for industries such as insurance, finance, and healthcare.

Sector

Enterprise Software

Verticals

Workflow Automation, Document Management, InsurTech, NLP & Conversational AI, Legal Tech

Business Model

B2B

Customer Profile

Subscription SaaS, Usage-Based SaaS

AI Layer

Application

Keywords

intelligent document processingIDPdocument automationunstructured data extractionOCRInsurTechdata extraction softwareworkflow automationAI document parserdocument AIACORD form processinglegal techSaaS APIdata structuringenterprise automation

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Deep Vector Funding Rounds

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RoundDateAmount RaisedValuationInvestorsSources
SeedJan 6, 2025

Key People

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Wesley Janse van Rensburg

Co-Founder CTO

Founding Team

Scott Knowles

CEO Co-Founder

Founding Team

Deep Vector Investors

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Deep Vector investors
InvestorRounds
Aperture Venture CapitalSeed
InsurTech NYSeed

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Is Deep Vector a public or private company?

Deep Vector is a private company.

What is the current stock price of Deep Vector?

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How much is Deep Vector worth (valuation)?

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Can I buy Deep Vector stock?

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When was Deep Vector's last funding round?

Deep Vector's most recent funding round was Seed on January 8, 2025.

Who are the main investors in Deep Vector?

Key investors in Deep Vector include Aperture Venture Capital, InsurTech NY.

Will Deep Vector IPO soon?

No public IPO plans have been announced for Deep Vector.

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Firmographic Details

HeadquartersBend, Oregon
Employee Range7
Year Founded2023
Last FundingJan 6, 2025

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