Two Dallas tech companies haul in $18 million to fuel growth

Two more Dallas tech startups have closed new multimillion-dollar funding rounds to fuel their growth.

Founded in 2017, Scoot was previously called Preciate but rebranded to reflect “the importance of movement and energy” in meetings. Its new investment was led byA new Dallas unicorn gets 2023′s venture funding cycle off to a fast start Scoot says its product is different because it allows attendees to move around the virtual room freely to different conversations, as opposed to Zoom where you are “stuck” in a tile in one meeting room. It also has extra features like the ability to play background music playlists during meetings and to set customized backgrounds for each Scoot room.

“I have experienced first-hand how much time and money organizations spend interviewing candidates, the lack of objective data being gathered, and the impact quality of hires has on performance,” said Landy in a statement.

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