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To empower teams with all the tools they need to see and build the future.
Lucid offers a visual collaboration suite helping teams work together and communicate in bringing ideas to life. Its Lucidchart, Lucidspark, and Lucidscale products help brainstorm, clarify, and analyze ideas to streamline production - and it is proving hugely popular among a range of top companies. Organizations like Google, AWS, and Atlassian are among the 30 million global Lucid customers, along with over 95% of the Fortune 500.
Lucid has seen impressive growth as more companies have embraced the ability to manage dispersed workforces in an engaging and efficient manner. Hybrid teams are expected to remain common practice going forward, not just as remote working becomes more widely adopted, but also with contractors and freelancers increasingly being incorporated into workforces. So there is likely to be a continued appetite for tools that offer an easy, centralised way of managing disparate teams.
Lucid has performed strongly in recent years, thanks to its smart and forward-looking product offerings and increasing number of integrations with widely used collaborative platforms such as SharePoint and ServiceNow. The company's leading position in a growing market looks set to see it continue with substantial growth.
Kirsty
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Apr 2020
$52m
SERIES D
Oct 2018
$72m
SERIES C
This company has top investors
Ben Dilts
(CTO)Ben studied at Brigham Young before working as Lead Software Developer of Estari for 2 years. They left their CTO role of 4 years at Zane Benefits to co-found Lucid Software in August 2008.
Karl Sun
(Board Chair)Having worked as an Attorney for 5 years, Karl joined Google as Head of Patents in 2002. They left their Investments Principal role there in 2009, having co-founded Lucid, and also serves as a Forbes Tech Panel Contributor.
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