EasySend: Israeli insurance startup raises $11 million Series A remotely - Business Insider

We got an exclusive look at the pitch deck Israeli no-code insurance startup EasySend used to raise $11 million remotely

Israeli insurance startup EasySend has raised a $11 million Series A round remotely.

The Israeli no-code startup helps companies create multiple forms and processes without technical knowledge, faster than legacy systems. Traditionally, the creation of new loan, policy, and claim forms for specific businesses could take several months via manual processes but Daskal claims that the company's software reduces this to a few days or weeks.

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