Irvine-based software startup Integrien Corp. said on Tuesday it raised another $8 million in venture funding.
The round was led by Menlo Park-based Clearstone Venture Partners, with additional investment from the Acartha Group and Mariner Capital Ventures.
Integrien’s software helps manage e-commerce, stock trading and other programs that are costly if they go down.
It crunches data and tells tech workers when to pay attention and what to pay attention to in order to head off problems.
Privately held Integrien doesn’t disclose financials. The Business Journal estimates it has raised nearly $40 million in venture funding to date, including the latest round.
The company said it’s set to use the money to boost its sales channels.
Integrien said it saw sales grow 140% in 2009 and that the company inked “a number of seven-figure deals with Fortune 100 companies.”
The company targets customers in healthcare, banking, payment processing and online retail.
Some include Lake Forest disk drive maker Western Digital Corp., Microsoft Corp., Aliso Viejo’s QLogic Corp., JPMorgan Chase & Co., eBay Inc.’s Shopping.com, Qualcomm Inc. and Baxter International Inc., among others.
In March, Integrien added Orange County software veteran Lee Roberts to its board.
Roberts is former chief executive at Costa Mesa’s FileNet Corp., which was bought by IBM Corp. for $1.5 billion in 2006.
