Let Evercontact connect the dots in your life by turning your emails into an always-updated address book!
Location: United States, New York
Employees: 11-50
Phone: +1 509-295-1223
Founded date: 2015
Investors 1
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| 03.09.2016 | M&A roundup - week ending 8/3/16 | Box bought Wagon; Wayfair acquired Trumpit; Cisco purchased ContainerX, Box acquired Wagon, a modern SQL editor for analysts and engineers to write queries, visualize results, and share data and charts. No financial terms of the deal were d... |
| 31.08.2016 | One More Company Receives VC investment; Buys Evercontact | One More Company, a New York City-based email software company, received a new investment from AXA Strategic Ventures and Aurinvest. The company has also acquired Paris-based contact syncing startup Evercontact. Launched in 2014, Evercontac... |
| 30.08.2016 | One More Company Acquires Evercontact | One More Company, the 13-month young company which has launched Senders and Trackbuster, has acquired Paris-based contact syncing innovator Evercontact. As part of the transaction, One More Company received new investments from AXAStrategic... |
| 30.08.2016 | One More Company Acquires Evercontact | One More Company, the 13-month young company which has launched Senders and Trackbuster, has acquired Paris-based contact syncing innovator Evercontact. As part of the transaction, One More Company received new investments from AXAStrategic... |
| 30.08.2016 | French email management startup Evercontact acquired by One More Company | Paris-based email management software startup Evercontact has been acquired by US firm One More Company, which has also received an investment from AXA Strategic Ventures and Aurinvest. The companies declined to disclose any figures on the ... |
| 06.04.2016 | Senders gives you more context for the recipients and senders in email | The advent of email tracking has caused quite a bit of a ruckus, and is generally creepy. A NY-based startup called One More Company made an attempt to tackle this head-on with a service called Trackbuster, but now they’re interested in som... |