Sheetgo raised $2 million in a funding round led by Bewater Funds.

Sheetgo, a Valencia, Spain-based startup developing a software plugin for spreadsheets, raised an equity round closed at $2 million.

The money was raised from investors led by Bewater Funds, joined by angel investors Bharat Mediratta (ex-Dropbox), Jason Kurtz (MD at Accel-KKR) and Rajeev Singh-Morales (co-founder of Alma Mundi Ventures).

Sheetgo, founded in 2016 by Yannick Rault Van der Vaart, and Jonatan Gomes da Silva, joined later by Chad Pittman, and Rafael Vidal, developed a spreadsheet plugin that acts as a layer of technology in top of any type of spreadsheet, helping connect different spreadsheets, keeping them synchronized and bypassing the process of copying and pasting. Sheetgo is available in Google G Suite and Google Sheets add-on marketplaces, and is compatible with Microsoft Excel, CSV, Google Sheets, OpenOffice and OneDrive. The company says its solution has 3.5 million downloads on Google Workspace Marketplace.

Prior to this round Sheetgo raised 1 million from Caixa Capital Risc, Angels Capital and Seedrocket 4Founders.