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Beamy is a France-based software company that provides a SaaS management platform designed to help large enterprises detect unmanaged applications, monitor real-time software usage, and mitigate security risks associated with shadow IT. The enterprise platform analyzes network traffic to optimize software procurement costs, ensure regulatory compliance, and establish governance frameworks across decentralized business units. The company has raised approximately $10 million in total funding to date, which includes a $9 million Series A financing round completed in April 2022 backed by lead investors Aglaé Ventures and ISAI. Operating with a workforce of roughly 50 to 100 employees, the firm provides its subscription-based software to major corporate clients across various sectors, including recognizable enterprises such as Decathlon, LVMH, and BNP Paribas. Beamy was established in 2017 by co-founders Andréa Jacquemin, Edouard Dossot, and Anna Naydenova.
Beamy has raised $6.0M across 1 funding round.
Beamy has raised $6.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Beamy has raised $6.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $6.0M Series A in April 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 1, 2022 | $6M Series A | ISAI, Evolem | 50 Partners, Aglae Ventures, Entrepreneur First, Lefonds, #secretfund, Nicolas Steegmann, Romain Niccoli, Erwan Keraudy, Nick Hernandez | Announced |
Beamy has raised $6.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Beamy's investors include ISAI, Evolem, 50 Partners, Aglae Ventures, Entrepreneur First, LeFonds, #SecretFund, Nicolas Steegmann, Romain Niccoli, Erwan Keraudy, Nick Hernandez.
Beamy is a SaaS governance platform that helps large enterprises detect, monitor, and govern their sprawling SaaS ecosystems amid IT democratization and shadow IT challenges[1][2][4][6][7]. It serves major corporations like BNP Paribas, LVMH, Nestlé, and Clarins by providing real-time visibility into app usage, risk mitigation, compliance enforcement, and IT-business alignment through a patented browser extension and centralized dashboard[1][4][5][6]. The platform solves underground digitalization—where departments bypass IT for tools like SaaS, Low Code, and AI—by democratizing IT access while optimizing costs, reducing risks, and streamlining decisions, with clients trusting it for scalable governance[1][2][4][6].
Founded around 2011-2017 in France, Beamy has raised $9 million in Series A funding to fuel its growth in managing the SaaS explosion, earning accolades like Top 10 Digital Transformation Solutions Company in 2022[1][2][3].
Beamy emerged to tackle the inefficiencies of centralized IT in large enterprises, where "underground digitalisation" leads to unchecked SaaS sprawl, security gaps, and siloed departments[1]. Co-founded by Andréa Jacquemin (CEO), the company was established in Lille, France (with Paris HQ at 32 rue de Trévise), drawing from Jacquemin's vision of decentralizing and democratizing IT to foster innovation without counterproductivity[1][2][5]. Sources vary slightly on the exact founding year—2011 per awards coverage, 2017 per investor profiles—but early traction came from bridging IT, marketing, HR, finance, and business units for unified SaaS oversight[1][2].
Pivotal moments include securing $9 million in Series A funding to scale against the SaaS boom, onboarding blue-chip clients like Gameloft and BNP Paribas, and launching patented tech for behavioral app analysis[1][5][6]. Leadership expanded with experts like COO Edouard Dossot, CTO Tahir Ifkithar, and Head of Data & AI Lucas Roveri, building a collaborative team emphasizing trust and accountability[5].
Beamy stands out in the crowded SaaS management market (vs. competitors like AppOmni, Zylo, Valence) through its focus on proactive governance and employee empowerment rather than just discovery[2][4][6].
Beamy rides the SaaS explosion and IT democratization wave, where enterprises face 100s-1000s of apps from decentralized adoption, amplified by remote work, AI tools, and Low Code proliferation[1][4][6]. Timing is ideal post-2020s digital acceleration: traditional centralized IT fails against shadow IT (up to 50% of apps undetected), creating risks amid regulations like GDPR and rising cyber threats[1][2][7]. Market forces favor Beamy—SaaS management projected to grow rapidly, with demand for governance over mere visibility—as firms seek cost savings (e.g., license optimization) and agility without anarchy[2][3].
It influences the ecosystem by redefining IT as enablers: fostering business-IT harmony, setting standards for SSPM (SaaS Security Posture Management, named Challenger alongside Microsoft), and enabling "safe autonomy" that accelerates innovation in sectors like finance, luxury, and CPG[1][2][6].
Beamy is poised to dominate enterprise SaaS governance as AI-driven apps and edge computing explode, expanding its platform with deeper AI analytics (led by its Head of Data & AI) and global integrations[4][5][6]. Trends like zero-trust security, multi-cloud sprawl, and regulatory pressures will propel demand, potentially doubling its 40+ enterprise footprint via partnerships and further funding. Its influence may evolve from French innovator to global standard-setter, empowering IT leaders to turn SaaS chaos into strategic advantage—bridging today's underground digitalization gaps into tomorrow's orchestrated ecosystems, much like its core mission promises[1][5].
