
Innoveo is a Swiss-engineered no-code platform that empowers enterprises in complex and regulated industries to rapidly build enterprise-grade applications. With a focus on digital transformation, Innoveo's platform enables users to configure apps, products, and workflows in a visual environment, significantly reducing development time and costs. The platform has processed over 1 billion transactions and delivered more than 500 applications, showcasing its traction and market position. Innoveo differentiates itself through its AI-enabled, cloud-based solutions that streamline collaboration and integration, making it a trusted partner for industry leaders in insurance, financial services, and healthcare.

Innoveo is a Swiss-engineered no-code platform that empowers enterprises in complex and regulated industries to rapidly build enterprise-grade applications. With a focus on digital transformation, Innoveo's platform enables users to configure apps, products, and workflows in a visual environment, significantly reducing development time and costs. The platform has processed over 1 billion transactions and delivered more than 500 applications, showcasing its traction and market position. Innoveo differentiates itself through its AI-enabled, cloud-based solutions that streamline collaboration and integration, making it a trusted partner for industry leaders in insurance, financial services, and healthcare.
Product: Innoveo Skye® — AI-enabled enterprise no-code platform for insurance and regulated industries
Traction: 1B+ transactions processed; 500+ applications delivered; 30+ global enterprise customers
Funding: $15M Series A (Apr 20, 2021)
Headcount: ~112 employees
Digital transformation and application delivery for insurance, financial services, healthcare, and other regulated industries.
2007
Enterprise software / Insurtech
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Press release names Paulson & Co., Everstone Capital, and an affiliate fund of Michael E. Tennenbaum as investors; round announced Apr 20, 2021.
“Backed by institutional investors including Paulson & Co., Everstone Capital, and an affiliate fund of Michael E. Tennenbaum”