Startup profile for ActionIQ: what they do, why they are interesting, stage (acquired), industries, and links to our funding articles. Part of the Venture Capital Tracker startup directory.

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ActionIQ

Composable customer data platform for enterprise marketing teams.

Stage

acquired

Status

acquired

Coverage

full

Why ActionIQ is interesting

ActionIQ let brands unify first-party data without a full CDP rip-and-replace — a16z led Series B before Uniphore acquired it in 2024.

Key facts

  • Acquired by Uniphore (Dec 2024): composable CDP (Uniphore press release)
  • Series B (Oct 2017): led by a16z; Sequoia, FirstMark participated (Tracxn)
  • Raised $136M–$145M total before exit
  • Source: https://www.uniphore.com/press-releases/acquiring-actioniq-and-infoworks-to-deliver-the-industry-first-zero-data-ai-cloud/

Investors in our directory

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Industries

Enterprise SaaS AI & Machine Learning

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Related funding articles

Venture Capital Tracker pieces that cover ActionIQ's financing or category context.

FAQs about ActionIQ

Funding context and why this company shows up in venture coverage.

ActionIQ built a composable customer data platform (CDP) letting enterprise marketing teams unify first-party data without ripping out existing warehouse infrastructure.
a16z led the Series B (2017). Directory-linked co-investors include Sequoia (/fund/sequoia) and FirstMark Capital (/fund/first-mark-capital).
ActionIQ raised roughly $136–145M before Uniphore acquired it in December 2024.
The composable CDP model let brands activate customer data on top of Snowflake/BigQuery rather than replacing their stack — a wedge as warehouse-centric marketing grew.
No — Uniphore acquired ActionIQ in December 2024.

Last updated: 2026-07-24