Dashmote Raises $6M to Launch AI Agent for Field Sales

Oct 31, 2025
Dashmote has secured $6 million in Series A1 funding co-led by Blossom Street Ventures and Rabobank to accelerate the development of its generative AI agent DashSalesAI and expand its U.S. operations.

Amsterdam-based Dashmote has raised $6 million in Series A1 funding, announced in a press release. The round was co-led by Blossom Street Ventures and Rabobank, bringing Dashmote’s total funding to $14 million.

The company said the new capital will accelerate the development of DashSalesAI, a generative AI agent for field sales professionals, and support its expansion in the United States. DashSalesAI is designed to automate lead generation, outreach, and account management through mobile-first interfaces such as WhatsApp and Dashmote’s analytics platform.

Built on large language models, DashSalesAI provides real-time intelligence to sales representatives, offering lead suggestions, client summaries, and messaging support. The tool is already being used by clients including Coca-Cola, Nestlé, and AB InBev to streamline field sales workflows.

Founded in 2015, Dashmote operates in more than 50 countries with offices in Amsterdam, New York, and Shanghai. The company’s platform aggregates global data from food delivery, e-commerce, and mapping services to generate actionable insights for sales and marketing teams.

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