– SmartRecruiters, a software company that helps companies manage their recruitment process, raised $110m in Series E funding.
– The round was led by Silver Lake Waterman and joined by previous investors Insight Partners and Mayfield Fund.
– The company plans to use the funding to expand business and hire more people.

– DevRev, a software company from two former Nutanix executives, emerged from stealth with a $50m seed round from Mayfield Fund, Khosla Ventures and several industry luminaries.
– The company aims to bring the coding and revenue processes closer together.
– It’s not every day you see a $50m seed round, but perhaps the fact that former Nutanix co-founder and CEO Dheeraj Pandey and his former SVP of engineering Manoj Agarwal are involved, could help explain the investor enthusiasm for the new project.
– The company intends to build an API to help developers pull this information from existing systems for companies already working with a CRM tool like Salesforce, while helping gather that customer information for younger companies who might lack a tool.

– TRIPP is a digital psychedelic platform based in Los Angeles.
– The company raised $11m in funding round.
– The round was led by Vine Ventures and Mayfield with participation from Integrated, AlphaBridge Ventures, Beni VC, Berkeley Club, CJ Group, CTR Capital, Evolution, Robert Goldberg, Tony Greenberg, Grit VC, Incisive Ventures, Inflect Health, Iter Investments, Joanna Popper, Jim Dew, Joe Polish, JLS Fund, Lionheart Ventures, Matt Mullenweg, Mike DeLuise, Murtaza Hussain, NeoKuma, Presence Capital, PsyMed Ventures, Redbeard Ventures, Re.Mind Capital, Social Leverage, WhatIf Ventures and other individual investors.
– The company intends to use the funds to continue growing both its team and user base, further R&D, and expand its adaptive platform to support cross-platform distribution.

– Oliver Space is a San Francisco CA-based home furnishing experience company.
– The company raised $13M in Series A funding.
– The round was led by U.S. Venture Partners with participation from Mayfield Fund, Abstract VC, Expa Capital, and Burst Capital.
– The new investment will be used to invest in the company’s logistics infrastructure, expand its technology team, and further fund its marketing capabilities.

– Foodsmart, the personalized telenutrition and foodcare leader, has announced a Series C funding of more than $25m.
– The round was led by Advocate Aurora Enterprises, a newly launched subsidiary of Advocate Aurora Health, one of the largest health systems in the United States.
– Foodsmart’s Series C round also included participation from Mayfield Fund, Seventure Partners (Health for Life Capital), New Ground Ventures, Benefitfocus Founder Shawn Jenkins, Classpass CEO Fritz Lanman and former Darden Restaurants CEO Clarence Otis.

– Cube, a startup that builds FP&A software for the mid-market, announced that it has raised a $10m Series A.
– Mayfield led its Series A, which saw participation from Operator Collective and Bonfire Ventures.
– FP&A is probably not an acronym that you come across often. It spells out to financial planning and analysis, or the process by which companies outline their financial future.
– Cube wants to build software for FP&A work that at once isn’t awful, and doesn’t require companies to stop using spreadsheets.
– The company’s software absorbs information from a company’s general ledger (accounting software), CRM (Zoho CRM, perhaps) and payroll service into one location.