Extendeal is a digital platform healthcare company that helps pharmacies compare drug prices from different suppliers and get the best deals.
This new funding is part of their broader plan to expand services in Colombia and Mexico. Extendeal is already working with 2,000 pharmacies to help them save time and money, and the company has received nearly US$20 million in investment to date.
For a change of pace, let’s check in on the tech regulation wars. While the courts generally side with social media companies due to protections of the CDA Section 320, a U.S. District Court judge ruled this week that a coalition of families, teens, school districts and state attorneys general could continue a lawsuit alleging harm to teens by major social media platforms. It’s an interesting crack in the Section 320 armor.
CondoConta, the Brazilian fintech specializing in banking services for condominiums, has announced the raising of approximately US$14.6 million in its Series A funding round. This capital will enable CondoConta to triple the opening of new accounts, thanks to integrating native interfaces with major condominium management systems (ERPs) and administrators in Brazil. CondoConta offers financial services, including checking accounts, credit cards, loans, financing, and delinquency management.
Salesforce has announced a new solution, Unified Knowledge, that will pull data from third-party systems thus supplementing Salesforce Data Cloud with external information sources. Initially, this is mainly aimed at helping Service Cloud users in combination with Einstein for Service’s generative AI. It was developed through a strategic partnership with AI vendor Zoomin.