March 17, 2016 | Shoppimon, an Israeli e-commerce performance monitoring startup, has raised $2.3 million in seed financing round from investors including, AOL, StageOne Ventures, Explore and 2B-Angels. Shoppimon’s solution monitors online store performance by mimicking the experience of its customers. By focusing on a wide range of problems e-commerce sites face, Shoppimon identifies and alerts its users to a wide range of issues that prevent their customers from purchasing, and which they have no other way of knowing about. Founded in 2012 by CEO Roy Rosinnes and CTO Shahar Evron, following this round of funding the Tel Aviv based company plans to grow their team, expand their product offering to additional e-commerce platforms, and continue scaling to thousands more clients around the globe.
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