Headquarters
New York, NYFounded
2015CEO / Founder
Didi GurfinkelEmployees
201-500Funding
Series C — $175MProducts
1 product listedAvg. AI Score
7.6/10Website
www.datarails.com/Profile updated
Datarails is a financial planning and analysis (FP&A) software company founded in 2015 by Didi Gurfinkel, Eyal Cohen, and Oded Har-Tal, with offices in New York and Tel Aviv. The company develops an Excel-native platform that allows finance teams to consolidate financial data and automate reporting, budgeting, and forecasting without abandoning their existing Excel workflows.
Datarails integrates with over 400 ERP, CRM, HRIS, billing, and operational systems to create a unified financial data layer. Its FinanceOS product includes modules for FP&A, cash management, month-end close, and spend control, with AI-powered finance agents for strategy, planning, and reporting. The company holds a patent on its Excel-to-database transformation technology, which differentiates it in the mid-market FP&A segment.
Datarails raised a $55M Series A in June 2021 and a $50M Series B in March 2022. In January 2026, the company secured a $70M Series C led by One Peak at a $550M valuation, bringing total funding to $175M. The company employs over 400 people globally and reported 70% year-over-year revenue growth in 2025.
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Who Datarails competes with, and how they differ.
Also an Excel-native FP&A platform, but Vena targets larger enterprise finance teams needing more complex, scalable deployments, while Datarails focuses on faster, lower-cost onboarding for SMB and mid-market finance teams.
Key milestones in Datarails's history, with sources.
Datarails launches FinanceOS, declares "FP&A software is dead"
Datarails introduced FinanceOS, an AI-driven finance operating system letting teams run Claude, ChatGPT, or Copilot against governed financial and operational data instead of a fixed FP&A tool.
venturebeat.comDatarails launches Spend Control module
Datarails rolled out a Spend Control product giving CFOs visibility into contracts and subscriptions to eliminate unused ("zombie") spend.
venturebeat.comSeries C — $70M led by One Peak
Datarails raised $70 million in a Series C led by One Peak, with Vertex Growth, Vintage Investment Partners, Zeev Ventures, Innovation Endeavors, Qumra Capital and Claltech participating, bringing total funding to $175 million.
prnewswire.comDatarails lays off 18% of its team
Datarails laid off 30 employees, including eight in Israel, mostly U.S. sales and technical-support staff.
calcalistech.comSeries B — $50M led by Qumra Capital
Datarails raised $50 million in Series B funding led by Qumra Capital, with new investors La Maison Partners and ClalTech joining existing backers, bringing total funding to $105 million.
calcalistech.comSeries A extension — additional $25M
Datarails raised a further $25 million extending its Series A, doubling its valuation and bringing the round to $43.5M total and total funding since founding to $55 million.
calcalistech.comSeries A — $18.5M led by Zeev Ventures
Datarails raised $18.5 million in a Series A round led by Zeev Ventures Fund, with Vertex Ventures Israel and Innovation Endeavors participating, bringing total funding to $28.5 million; the round followed a 2020 pivot from a data-consolidation tool to its Excel-native FP&A product.
calcalistech.comDatarails founded
Datarails was founded in 2015 in Tel Aviv by Didi Gurfinkel (CEO), Eyal Cohen (COO) and Oded Har-Tal (CTO) as an Excel-connected FP&A solution.
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