Web-based staff scheduling company OnShift has closed a $3 million series B round of investment.
MedCity News yesterday reported that OnShift had closed a round, but company officials declined to disclose the dollar amount at the time.
The latest round was led by an unspecified client of West Capital Advisors, which comanages strategic venture funds on an outsourced basis for corporations. The round featured participation by existing investors Draper Triangle Ventures, Early Stage Partners and Glengary, according to a statement from Cleveland-based OnShift.
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The company will use the investment to add sales and marketing workers.
OnShift’s software is targeted at hospitals, nursing homes and other long-term care facilities.
The amount of investment capital the company has raised over its lifetime is unclear. An OnShift spokeswoman didn’t immediately return messages.