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Data visualization service Reflect raises $2.5M seed round led by DFJ

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Re: Data visualization service Reflect raises $2.5M seed round led by DFJ

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Feeling better about opting for a statistics and data analysis engineering degree instead of a software engineering one.

As someone who has 2 engineering degrees and just finished a code school, how can I sell myself as though I had one of those?

Re: Data visualization service Reflect raises $2.5M seed round led by DFJ

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Congrats on the funding. The product looks really appealing.

I'm curious about the typical (expected) use case for something like this. I would think a lot of large-scale data consumers would already be using an end-to-end solution that includes at least halfway decent visualization tools - whether it's Tableau or ELK/Elastic.

Will customers be more likely to be smaller businesses who right now have limited data viz tools? Or developers who need to make something quick and dirty and don't want to wade through d3? Or existing customers of major data platforms who aren't happy with the visualization they provide? Or something else entirely?

Re: Data visualization service Reflect raises $2.5M seed round led by DFJ

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post #17

Congrats on the funding. The product looks really appealing. I'm curious about the typical (expected) use case for something like this. I would think a lot of large-scale data consumers would already be using an end-to-end solution that includes at least halfway decent visualization tools - whether it's Tableau or ELK/Elastic. Will customers be more likely to be smaller businesses who right now have limited data viz…

Thanks!

Great question! We're different than other tools because we're an ingredient component that developers add to their applications and services (Tableau + others are standalone tools).

We're working with larger companies, like Simply Measured, who are using Reflect to power their customer-facing products.

Most companies (large or small) don't have the core competency for data visualization in-house -- Reflect helps fill that gap.

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