 Sprinklr Inc.s shares rose 11 in their trading debut Wednesday, after the companys downsized initial public offering priced below the expected range, lowering what the customer-experience software company raised to 266 million from a previous expectation of up to 380 million. The company said overnight that it sold 16.625 million shares in the IPO which priced at 16 a share, compared with a previous expectation of an offering of 19.000 million shares to price between 18 and 20 a share. 