Astronomer, a
CincyTech seed fund company, is working to give data analysts some of their time back. The two-year-old local startup has already raised $5.5 million in funding from Silicon Valley accelerators AngelPad and 500 Startups, as well as venture capital firm Frontline Ventures.
The startup helps companies build automated data pipelines, which are programs that gather data from various sources and collect it in central databases for analysis. This means that data analysts can spend less time manually entering data into spreadsheets and more time finding trends within the data.
Astronomer's goal is to make data tasks easier for non-tech companies. Its platform comes in two tiers — the base tier simplifies the pipeline process to selecting source and destination applications from a list of built-in integrations.
Pricing is structured simply, starting at free to use and gradually scaling with the number of data events per month.
Its software has sold well in the non-tech sector, and companies like Roadtrippers, Everything But The House and CVG are already customers.
Click here to read more about Astronomer in Forbes.
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