Digibee

About Digibee

Digibee operates in the enterprise integration Platform as a Service (eiPaaS) market, offering a low-code solution for businesses to connect applications and automate workflows. The company was founded in 2017 by Rodrigo Bernardinelli, Peter Kreslins Junior, and Vitor Sousa, who drew upon their collective experience in IT and digital transformation at companies like Zup Innovation and CA Technologies to create a more agile and accessible integration platform.

The company targets enterprise clients across various sectors, including retail, banking, and manufacturing, aiming to simplify complex integration needs and help them migrate from legacy on-premise systems. Its client roster includes over 250 corporate customers such as GoPro, Payless, Bauducco, and B3. Digibee's business model is based on a yearly subscription per integration pipeline, which offers a cost-effective alternative to the high costs associated with traditional integration technologies. This pricing structure, combined with direct support from engineers, is designed to make the platform accessible to organizations of various sizes.

Digibee's cloud-native platform enables developers to build, test, deploy, and monitor integration flows that connect both on-premise and cloud-based processes and applications. Key features include a low-code design canvas with drag-and-drop functionality, pre-packaged and reusable integration modules called "Capsules," and an embedded API gateway. The platform has also incorporated AI-powered tools to automate the generation of documentation and facilitate the migration from other integration platforms. Security is addressed through a zero-trust model, ensuring data is anonymized and credentials are encrypted.

Since its inception, Digibee has achieved significant financial milestones, raising a total of $96.2 million over five funding rounds. A notable Series B round in May 2023, led by Goldman Sachs Asset Management, secured $60 million. These funds are being used for international expansion, particularly in the U.S. and Latin American markets, as well as for continued product development, including enhancements to its AI capabilities.