InsideDesk Raises $12.6 Million to Expand AI Platform for Dental Revenue Cycle Management
InsideDesk has secured $12.6 million in growth financing led by Pender Ventures, announced in a press release. Participation came from existing investors Round13 Capital and Graphite Ventures.
The funding will accelerate development of InsideDesk's AI platform for dental revenue cycle management and enable hiring in engineering, artificial intelligence, and go to market teams. The company provides automation tools to help dental service organizations improve collections and reduce administrative tasks.
InsideDesk's system is used by MB2 Dental, one of the largest dental partnership organizations in the United States, to increase visibility into revenue performance and recover additional receivables. The new capital will support expansion as dental groups adopt AI solutions to manage complex insurance and billing processes more efficiently.
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