Utah-based workforce management platform Sequifi has raised $6.7 million in seed funding to accelerate product development and expand its go-to-market efforts. Led by Cervin Ventures, the round also saw participation from Frazier Group and Tokyo Black.
According to a company press release, Sequifi provides a unified platform for mid-market and enterprise home service companies. The technology is built to address workforce shortages and streamline operations, while offering features like same-day pay and full wage transparency for workers.
“The home services industry has been underserved despite its size and importance. It still relies on outdated tools and broken systems. Having been installers, crew leads and operators ourselves, we know these pain points firsthand. This industry deserves better, and workers deserve to get paid the same day they finish the job,” CEO Roshan Kumar said in a statement.
Sequifi is currently used across more than 10 industries and plans to continue expanding its reach.
