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ActionIQ funding, valuation and investors
Composable customer data platform — acquired by Uniphore in December 2024.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Series B
Amount not disclosed · October 2017
Latest known valuation
Not publicly disclosed
Total disclosed equity funding
Not publicly disclosed
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
acquired
acquired · New York, New York
Latest tracked event: Acquired (December 2024). It is shown separately because it is not counted as disclosed equity funding.
Overview
ActionIQ built a composable customer data platform letting enterprise marketing teams unify and activate first-party customer data on top of existing warehouse infrastructure (Snowflake, BigQuery) rather than replacing their stack. Uniphore acquired ActionIQ in December 2024 per Uniphore press release, alongside Infoworks, as part of an enterprise AI cloud strategy. ActionIQ raised roughly $136–145M including a Series B led by Andreessen Horowitz with Sequoia and FirstMark Capital participating.
Why ActionIQ is interesting
ActionIQ's composable CDP let brands activate first-party data on warehouses without rip-and-replace — a16z-led Series B before Uniphore rolled it into a zero-data AI cloud strategy.
Product & use cases
Composable CDP — audience segmentation and campaign activation on enterprise data warehouses without standalone CDP rip-and-replace.
- First-party data activation on Snowflake/BigQuery
- Enterprise marketing audience building without CDP migration
- Warehouse-centric martech for large brands
Key facts
- Acquired by Uniphore (Dec 2024) with Infoworks
- Series B (2017): led by a16z; Sequoia, FirstMark participated
- Raised ~$136–145M before exit
- Composable CDP on warehouse infrastructure
Funding history (newest first)
Acquired
2024-12- Uniphore (lead)
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Competitive landscape
Edge: Composable architecture riding warehouse-centric marketing vs. standalone CDP appliances.
Composable CDP was a wedge as warehouses became marketing hubs. ActionIQ's acquisition by Uniphore ends independent path; Hightouch and others carry warehouse-native activation forward.
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Segment direct
CDP incumbent (Twilio); different architecture.
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mParticle direct
Enterprise CDP; standalone stack approach.
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Hightouch direct
Reverse ETL/composable activation; overlapping warehouse-native wedge.
Notable stories
- Uniphore acquisition folds ActionIQ into enterprise AI cloud with zero-data positioning.
- Composable CDP thesis predated warehouse-native martech mainstream adoption.
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