A relational network is always a very important aspect of work.

A relational network is always an important aspect of work, and intelligent Relationship Management for this service RELATEIQ is using large data to help users manage this. It also received 40 million dollars in financing, the new valuation of 245 million U.S. dollars. The participating agencies included Kleiner, News Corp and Bump Felicis, which had invested in Mint, Rovio, Fitbit and ventures.

What exactly does Relateiq do? Team members can use RELATEIQ product management relationships to connect with Gmail, Google calendar, Office 365, and extract e-mail, calendar of events, contact names, phone calls, companies, and other necessary information for automatic organization and management-- Can prioritize contacts according to their contact frequency, and categorize them according to their contact information for different companies or organizations.

In addition, RELATEIQ also helps companies and employees to follow up on related relationships (such as customers and retailers) through a wide range of real-time communication data analysis, including email and phone records. For example, RELATEIQ will remind employees in a timely manner that the company has not communicated with an important customer for several weeks. In the context of encouraging customer information sharing among team members, employees will also know if their co-workers have contacted a customer. From the current situation, RELATEIQ is welcomed by the fast-growing entrepreneurial team, which includes Asana and upcoming box.

So far, RELATEIQ has financed more than $69 million trillion, after investors including Facebook's early investors Accel and Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz. Bill Campbell and former chief scientist DJ Patil of Steve Jobs also favored the company.

In the Wall Street report Relateiq news, Red dot partner Scott Raney has an interesting view of the 2B market: "The first generation of SaaS companies automates the process, but does not provide resolution." The next generation of data-driven apps like Relateiq will make ordinary end users more operational to the data. "Data-driven new-generation enterprise services are also on the rise, and Platfora, which specializes in large data analysis of customer deals, has also received 38 million of billions of dollars in funding from Citigroup and Cisco this month. Cloudera, a start-up company that provides large data systems for the enterprise-wide market, announced yesterday that it would raise $160 million trillion to market.

Perhaps SaaS like Relateiq is the salesforce of the next generation.