A great piece from Techcrunch about what we do and how our passion for our mission led to a $10.5 million Series A funding round.
Unito's mission is to shape the flow of work
Using deep, two-way integrations, Unito empowers workflows in project management, customer support, software development, sales, IT, and more. Whatever business you’re in, we have a solution for you.
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See why 45,000 users across the world have chosen Unito
How did Unito start?
Co-founders Marc Boscher and Eryk Warren struck gold when they came up with an unconventional solution to the perpetual business problem of cross-team collaboration. SaaS tool use is on the rise, and Gartner predicts the collaboration tool market to double by 2023. But the massive proliferation of online tools is causing nearly as many headaches as it solves. Over the course of their incubation with Montreal’s Founder Institute program, the three co-founders created Unito: a project and task management “untool.”
Rather than building another project management or collaboration platform, they chose to create collaboration through easy-to-use, two-way integrations.
Unito was launched on Oct 31 2016. It featured automatic syncing between Github, a popular developer tool for tracking code changes, and Wrike, a well-known project management tool. Soon after, they connected Asana and Atlassian’s Jira, and have since added Trello, Basecamp, BitBucket, GitLab, HubSpot, and Zendesk to their list of integrations.
Unito is only getting started and will continue to expand with new integrations, new workflows, and new features. Tune into our blog to see what we come up with next.
Or maybe you want to be a part of the journey? Unito is growing and needs more passionate team members to join the #unitofam. Have a look at our job openings to find out more.
The founders:
Marc Boscher
CEO
Marc’s been building technology products and teams for the past 15 years. He’s had to select, test and train for countless tools.
Eryk Warren
CTO
Eryk has been flirting with startups for 20 years. He is driven by a passion for building reliable services.
Unito in the news:
Unito raises $10.5M to help workplace collaboration tools speak to each other
Unito raises $10.5 million to unify disparate enterprise apps and services
A piece from VentureBeat about our Series A funding round — where Unito raised $10.5 million — and the importance of synchronizing work management tools.
Workplace software integration startup Unito raises $10.5 million CAD series A
An article about our $10.5 million Series A funding round, and our mission to become the universal translator for work management tools.
Harness the power of custom fields + Asana’s API
Our friends at Asana explain their new custom fields feature and brand new API and how we use them at Unito.
New Two-Way sync with JIRA powered by Unito
Wrike’s blog reveals our partnership to make Wrike sync with other tools such as JIRA and GitHub.
Four innovative Greater Montreal high-tech businesses to expand opportunities with Government of Canada funding
Unito hosted The Honourable Navdeep Bains, Minister responsible for CED at their new office for a press conference about Canadian funding of tech startups.
Startup Open House Spotlight
A piece from Startup Open House about who we are, how we grew, and why you should come work with us.
How the Wrike and JIRA Two-Way sync Streamlines Cross-Team Communication at wiGroup
Great article from our friends at Wrike about how WiGroup is using the new Wrike and GitHub integration provided by Unito and how it helps them in their day to day work.
Démarrer dans un incubateur, un bon tremplin
An article about our CEO, Marc Boscher, and how his time at the Founder Institute helped him launch Unito. (In French)
"PMs don’t want to use Jira, engineers don’t want to mess with Trello and keeping everyone happy can mean replicating processes again and again. Montreal-based Unito is building software that helps these platforms communicate with each other so teams can keep their favorite tools without bringing the company to a crawl."
