Tamr raises $21 million to expand agentic data management

Oct 14, 2026
Tamr raised $21 million in growth equity financing led by Volition Capital. The company will use the funding to expand its agentic data mastering capabilities and underlying infrastructure.

Tamr raised $21 million in growth equity financing led by Volition Capital, with participation from existing investors, the company announced in a press release. Tamr will use the capital to expand its agentic data mastering capabilities and underlying AI and operational infrastructure.

The company provides a master data management platform that uses machine learning, AI agents and human oversight to unify, clean and enrich records from business systems, data warehouses and data lakes. Its Curator Hub combines AI agents with human review for data curation.

Recent additions include an architecture for integrating custom AI agents, support for mastering multiple data domains and knowledge graph features for identifying relationships between entities. Tamr said its SaaS revenue more than doubled in its previous fiscal year.

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