Ankit Bhati, Ajeet Khurana, Sunil Sharma, BlueLotus Ventures, TDV Partners, DGC Ventures, and Abhijeet Bhandari are among the angel investors and syndicates that led the $1 million seed round for Tablesprint, a no-code app builder.
Tablesprint stated in a press release that the money will be utilized to improve its services, bolster its staff, and advance product development in order to fulfill its objective of providing enterprises with no-code solutions.
Tablesprint, a 2024 startup co-founded by Abhijeet Kumar and Chirag Jadhav, provides an AI-first SaaS platform that lets businesses create user-friendly playbooks and apps for a range of industry verticals. Building blocks like AI Write/Image, Forms, Workflows, Kanban, and Charts are available on the no-code platform and can be customized to fit particular business processes like sales, orders, purchases, HR, and more.
As per Tablesprint, businesses can commence with basic use cases like product catalogs, employee onboarding, payments, surveys, forms, and HR document storage, and subsequently expand to comprehensive business workflows like overseeing end-to-end sales processes. Additionally, pre-built playbooks with modules for entire business workflows are available, such as “Hire to Retire,” “Order to Cash,” and “Procure to Pay.”
The app functionalities for the entire employee lifecycle—document management, hiring, onboarding, leave and timesheet tracking, office shift scheduling, and exit procedures—are included in the “Hire to Retire” playbook. Businesses can either use these ready-made playbooks or write their own to adapt to changing requirements. This strategy guarantees scalability and operational efficiency by enabling businesses to modify and enhance their systems over time.
By addressing the shortcomings of conventional Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems, which frequently function in silos, the Bengaluru-based company hopes to close a significant gap in the enterprise software market. The startup says it has clients including startups in the wealth management space like Elever and big businesses like Flipkart. Additionally, it is implementing pilot programs in sectors such as manufacturing, distribution, and investment management with medium-sized and large multinational corporations.
