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Senso, a Toronto-based startup that uses artificial intelligence to help lenders retain mortgage and other financial clients, has raised $3 million and is looking to grow in the U.S. market. So reports Crunchbase News.
“We’ve proved out the concept in Canada in the mortgage asset class space, and we are ready to replicate that in the U.S. market and then the Latin American market will follow," said Saroop Bharwani, Senso’s co-founder and CEO.
The pre-Series A round was led by Mendoza Ventures and BreakawayGrowth. The three-year-old company’s total funding now stands at $4 million.
