Prisidio, a Chicago startup led by a pair of serial entrepreneurs that's trying to create a better digital vault for your important documents, just scored more funding as it prepares to launch its product to the public.
Prisidio announced that it has raised $3.5 million in a round led by Chicago Ventures.
Other investors include Second Century Ventures, the venture capital arm of the National Association of Realtors, along with OCA Ventures and Origin Ventures, who both backed the startup's $3.3 million round earlier this year.
The startup is led by Glenn Shimkus and Paul Koziarz, two tech executives who previously founded Cartavi, a real estate document management software company that was acquired by DocuSign in 2013. Cartavi became the basis for DocuSign's Rooms product, a platform for managing documentation for complex transactions.
Prisidio is creating an online vault that lets users store important digital documents in one place. Intended for things like health records, mortgage deeds, trusts, wills and other important documents, Prisidio will let users store and organize their files, while also easily share those documents with others when needed. The platform is expected to launch next year.
The startup said it plans to double its headcount to 40 by the end of 2022.
