In a Series A fundraising, $10 million was raised by Zenhub, a project management tool for software teams based in Vancouver, Canada
Software development teams may plan projects more effectively with Zenhub’s project management tool, thanks to automation, improved accuracy, and better visibility on GitHub.
The debut of Zenhub, a brand-new issue management tool that enables internal and external stakeholders to create and work on assignments with their technical teams, is another step in Zenhub’s progression from “plug-in” to “platform”.
A different method of working with developers that doesn’t require participants to log into GitHub is Zenhub Issues. Without a GitHub account, it allows non-technical people to create problems, tasks, and track projects in the platform.
“Software development is increasingly becoming a team sport, Unfortunately, teams typically find themselves working in silos when it comes to the tools they use to plan and track work. The driving force behind our platform vision is to break down these silos and provide a solution that every stakeholder, whether internal or external, can rely on to understand the progress of software projects.”
said Tyler Gaffney, Zenhub’s CEO
BMO Capital Partners and BDC Capital joined Yaletown Partners in leading the round.
With the help of this funding, the businesses’ project management tool will be made available to groups other than technical teams who use GitHub.
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