Telmai, the data observability platform company built for hybrid data environments, has raised $5.5 million in oversubscribed seed funding. The round is co-led by Glasswing Ventures and .406 Ventures, with participation from current investors, including Zetta Venture Partners. Telmai will use the new funding to expand its team and meet increased demand for its AI-driven data observability platform.

Telmai’s seed round comes on the heels of several significant milestones for the company, including:
● Partnership with Google Cloud to bring ML-driven anomaly detection and data quality monitoring to BigQuery.
● Partnership with Snowflake to empower trusted data applications and products.
● Partnership with Databricks to ensure continuous reliability of data lake houses.
● Industry Recognition in G2 Data Quality Grid Report with 5-star customer ratings.
● Recent competitive customer wins with DataStax, Clearbit, and Merkle.
● New product capabilities, including Telmai data health dashboard, custom rules, end-to-end lineage, and private cloud.
● SOC 2 Type 2 compliance.

Telmai claims to deliver the first and only data observability platform to identify record value level data quality issues and anomalies at their source before data is ingested into data warehouses and AI models. Telmai uses ML to enable a low-code, no-code interface that automatically identifies issues for structured, semi-structured, and streaming sources and predicts future outcomes. This accelerates time to value for data teams for discovering data reliability issues across any source, supporting the data ecosystem current and future state – a revolutionary approach compared to existing solutions available in the market.