DataSnipper

DataSnipper

Excel-based audit and finance automation from Amsterdam: document matching, extraction and cross-referencing inside the spreadsheet, used by all Big Four firms and valued at $1bn after a $100m Series B in 2024.

Founded2017, Amsterdam; second headquarters in New York
FoundersMaarten Alblas, Kai Bakker, Jonas Ruyter; Vidya Peters is CEO
OwnershipPrivate; US$100m Series B led by Index Ventures in February 2024 at a US$1bn valuation; earlier backing from Insight Partners
CustomersMore than 500,000 users at 1,000-plus organisations including all Big Four firms; customers and revenue doubled in the year before the Series B
What it doesAn Excel add-in that extracts data from source documents, matches it to workpapers and leaves an audit trail, with AI for document reading and a suite of automation tools for audit and finance teams
Recent movesUnicorn status in 2024; AI document intelligence; expansion from audit into corporate finance teams
PricingPer user per year; not published
MarketsUsed in more than 175 countries; offices in Amsterdam, New York, Tokyo, Kuala Lumpur and Mexico City
PeersCaseware, Fieldguide, Inflo, MindBridge, Trullion

Funding

Announced rounds
US$100m
Round
Series B, US$100m, February 2024, led by Index Ventures
Valuation
Valued at US$1bn in February 2024, at its Series B
What was DataSnipper's last announced valuation?+

DataSnipper was valued at US$1bn in February 2024, at its Series B.

Why it matters

DataSnipper became a unicorn by staying inside Excel, where auditors already work, and it is installed at every Big Four firm. It is the European audit technology company the US AI audit startups most often cite as the incumbent they build alongside.

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