Tequipy, a Warsaw-based startup that manages the full lifecycle of employee devices for distributed companies, has raised €3.06 million in fresh funding. The round was led by Smedvig Ventures, with participation from Manta Ray and existing investor Unfold.vc, which said it had backed the company at an early stage and doubled down in this round.
The company handles purchasing, configuring, delivering, servicing, and retrieving employee hardware for more than 150 companies across 180 countries. Its model relies on sourcing devices locally through authorized resellers and managing deployment and recovery for global teams.
Tequipy said the new capital will support its expansion beyond hardware into software, access, and security automation. The aim is to reduce manual operational work for global IT teams as companies continue to hire across multiple markets.
The company handles purchasing, configuring, delivering, servicing, and retrieving employee hardware for more than 150 companies across 180 countries. Its model relies on sourcing devices locally through authorized resellers and managing deployment and recovery for global teams.
Tequipy said the new capital will support its expansion beyond hardware into software, access, and security automation. The aim is to reduce manual operational work for global IT teams as companies continue to hire across multiple markets.