Stuut Secured $52.5 Million in Series B Funding
The accounts-receivable automation provider will use the capital to scale its platform integration with enterprise ERP systems.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Corporate Finance
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Stuut has announced a $52.5 million Series B funding round, bringing the company's total capital raised to $93 million. A separate SEC filing shows the firm sold $67.6 million in equity to 11 investors during the transaction.
Why it matters
The capital infusion signals significant investor confidence in cash-flow automation tools that integrate directly into major enterprise resource planning systems like SAP and Oracle. This highlights a broader move by businesses to automate manual financial back-office tasks to improve liquidity.
Stuut sold $67,597,673 in equity across 11 investors, according to an SEC filing. The company reports that its software helps customers improve cash flow by 40% and cut manual accounts-receivable tasks by 70%.
The players
Stuut
A financial technology firm that provides automated accounts-receivable software for enterprise-level businesses.
Insight Partners
A venture capital and private equity firm focused on scaling software and technology companies.
Andreessen Horowitz
A prominent venture capital firm that invests in software startups across multiple stages and sectors.
M12
The corporate venture capital arm of Microsoft that focuses on investments in early-to-growth stage enterprise technology.
The details
The platform functions by integrating with existing infrastructure, including Microsoft Dynamics 365, SAP, Oracle, and NetSuite. By automating manual accounts-receivable workflows, the technology aims to reduce days sales outstanding for users by 47%. The financing was led by Insight Partners with participation from Andreessen Horowitz and M12.
Timeline
Sept. 2, 2026: Stuut announced M12 investment and Microsoft Marketplace availability.
Sept. 3, 2026: First sale of equity occurred.
Sept. 16, 2026: Form D filing submitted to the SEC.
Market Landscape
This financing follows the standard disclosure requirements for private equity sales under Rule 506(b) of Regulation D. It sits within a wider industry trend of VC firms doubling down on B2B SaaS platforms that promise immediate improvements to enterprise liquidity metrics.
Operators currently weighing manual versus automated accounts-receivable systems should note the 47% reduction in days sales outstanding reported by the vendor as a benchmark. Use this, along with the firm's broad integration capabilities, to assess the potential ROI of moving away from manual entry.
The takeaway
The move underscores that efficiency in back-office financial tasks is now a primary driver for venture capital interest in the B2B software sector. Business owners should compare their current accounts-receivable cycle times against these industry-reported efficiency benchmarks.
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