London start-up Tessian has raised $13m in a series A funding round, led by Balderton Capital and existing investor Accel. Tessian, formerly known as CheckReceipient, has developed machine learning software which analyses employee's outgoing e-mail behaviour for irregularities, and identifies potential mistakes before they are sent. If it detects something unusual in an email someone is trying to send, it will send a warning suggesting the user check the contents. The company is also working on an app that will allow employees to report problems with their employers without having to go through the traditional HR process.
London start-up Tessian has raised $13m in a series A funding round, led by Balderton Capital and existing investor Accel. Tessian, formerly known as CheckReceipient, has developed machine learning software which analyses employee's outgoing e-mail behaviour for irregularities, and identifies potential mistakes before they are sent. The company is also working on an app that will allow employees to report problems with their employers without having to go through the traditional HR process.