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RapidSOS: Raises $85M in Series C Funding

  • RapidSOS, a NYC-based creator of an emergency response data platform, closed an $85M Series C funding
  • The round led by Insight Partners
  • The company, which brings total funding to $200M, also intends to use the funds to expand adoption of its solutions
  • RapidSOS also provides an emergency response data platform to connect emergency data from digital health, smart buildings, security, connected vehicles, and app companies with first responders globally
  • The RapidSOS Platform powers 4,800+ Emergency Communications Centers (ECCs) across the US, covering 92% of the population, and integrated with over 350M  connected devices
  • These devices, recognized as RapidSOS Ready, transmit real-time location, health and medical information, connected building and alarm data, and more in an emergency
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