Bryter raises $16M for a no-code platform for non-technical people to build enterprise automation apps

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Bryter raises $16M for a no-code platform for non-technical people to build enterprise automation apps

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Published 04 Jun 2020

Automation is the name of the game in enterprise IT at the moment: we now have a plethora of solutions on the market to speed up your workflow, simplify a process, and perform more repetitive tasks without humans getting involved. Now, a startup that is helping non-technical people get more directly involved in how to […]

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Bryter raises $16M for a no-code platform for non-technical people to build enterprise automation apps

Bryter raises $16M for a no-code platform for non-technical people to build enterprise automation apps

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