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Azuqua

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Azuqua
Company typePrivate
IndustryCloud integration, Automation software
Founded2011
FounderNikhil Hasija, Craig Unger
Headquarters
Seattle
,
United States
Key people
Todd Owens (CEO), Nikhil Hasija (Chief Product Officer), Dan Kogan (Chief Marketing Officer)
ProductsCloud integration platform, Logic Library, Drag and Drop Visual Designer, API Integration, API Publishing, Connector Builder, Connector Library, Error Handling
ParentOkta
Websiteazuqua.com

Azuqua is a cloud integration and automation firm headquartered in Seattle, USA, focusing on connecting SaaS applications to remove manual processes. Its platform facilitates automation across diverse software tools, enhancing collaboration within teams. Prominent organizations such as Charles Schwab, General Electric, General Motors, HubSpot, and Airbnb are among its clientele.

History

Established in 2011 by Nikhil Hasija and Craig Unger, Azuqua took part in the 2013 Techstars Microsoft Windows Azure Accelerator program in Seattle, which provided valuable guidance and helped build market presence.

In 2014, the company raised $5 million during its Series A funding round led by Ignition Partners. By 2017, Azuqua had achieved a 65% increase in new customer acquisitions, doubled the number of SaaS connectors available, and expanded its workforce by half. That same year, it secured $10.8 million through Series B funding spearheaded by Insight Ventures Partners, with participation from DFJ and Ignition Partners.

Todd Owens was named CEO in March 2018; he had previously been at the helm of Appuri. Founder Nikhil Hasija transitioned to Chief Product Officer. Additionally, Dan Kogan joined as Chief Marketing Officer, bringing expertise from his tenure at Tableau Software.

In 2019, Okta completed the acquisition of Azuqua.

Product Description/Features

  • Logic Library: Provides capabilities for data transformation, conditional logic, and implementation of business rules
  • Drag and Drop Visual Designer: User-friendly no-code environment for building workflows
  • API Integration: Facilitates connections among various cloud platforms ensuring smooth data exchange
  • API Publishing: Delivers integrations as secure endpoints, webhooks, or publicly accessible services
  • Connector Builder: Allows users to develop custom connectors for specific applications
  • Connector Library: Offers a collection of ready-made connectors compatible with widely used SaaS products
  • Error Handling: Automatically triggers workflows upon error detection to preserve process continuity

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