SaaS-based startup DINGG raised INR 3.5 Crore led by Big Sun Ventures

September 16, 2022

, By Sarika Parmar

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SaaS-based startup DINGG raised INR 3.5 Crore led by Big Sun Ventures where Samir Srivastav (CEO, Jean Claude Biguine, India ), Ayaz and Rahim Kabani (founders, Beauty Essentials), Lalit Keshre (CEO, GROWW), Vishnu Tambi (CEO, Excellon Software), Rohit Gothi (CEO, Hero Cycles), Divej Wadhwa (founder, Orange Health Digital), Anuj Gupta, Dhiraj Singh Chouhan, Prateek Jaiswal, Pushkar Raj Tiwari, Milind Torney, Prashant Jain and Nitesh Nagdev also participated.

DINGG is developing a platform for salon, spa, and beauty clinic operations. It aids in the management of bookings through all possible channels, with simple billing and staff management. The new funds will allow DINGG to expand its sales and marketing efforts in order to gain new customers. It will also hasten the delivery of new automation capabilities and propel growth into the beauty and wellness sectors. DINGG will also work on developing tools to provide seamless solutions and improve customer engagement.

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SaaS-based startup DINGG raised INR 3.5 Crore led by Big Sun Ventures

September 16, 2022

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SaaS-based startup DINGG raised INR 3.5 Crore led by Big Sun Ventures where Samir Srivastav (CEO, Jean Claude Biguine, India ), Ayaz and Rahim Kabani (founders, Beauty Essentials), Lalit Keshre (CEO, GROWW), Vishnu Tambi (CEO, Excellon Software), Rohit Gothi (CEO, Hero Cycles), Divej Wadhwa (founder, Orange Health Digital), Anuj Gupta, Dhiraj Singh Chouhan, Prateek Jaiswal, Pushkar Raj Tiwari, Milind Torney, Prashant Jain and Nitesh Nagdev also participated.

DINGG is developing a platform for salon, spa, and beauty clinic operations. It aids in the management of bookings through all possible channels, with simple billing and staff management. The new funds will allow DINGG to expand its sales and marketing efforts in order to gain new customers. It will also hasten the delivery of new automation capabilities and propel growth into the beauty and wellness sectors. DINGG will also work on developing tools to provide seamless solutions and improve customer engagement.

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