Jitterbit’s products include both business-specific solutions and those designed to ease integration in industries where making connections between platforms has been notoriously difficult, like healthcare. The current round, led by KKR, comes after a $5 million 2013 round led by Salesforce and Autodesk. The company expects to get an IPO in three years, CEO George Gallegos told TechCrunch.
“Since Jitterbit was founded, we’ve been on a mission to make it fast and easy for anyone to connect the applications they use, without writing code,” Mr. Gallegos wrote in a blog post on the company’s website. “This investment will let us scale and use our decade of experience to bring tailored integration solutions to new industries and technology ecosystems.”
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