ConductorOne has raised $79 million in Series B funding to enhance its innovative identity management platform, positioning itself for significant growth in the rapidly expanding IAM market.
Information on the Target
ConductorOne is a pioneering company founded in Portland in 2020 by former Okta executives Alex Bovee and Paul Querna. As artificial intelligence transforms the modern workplace, the necessity for effective identity management has become critical. ConductorOne offers a comprehensive platform designed to manage and govern a diverse array of identities, including employees, contractors, SaaS tools, bots, and AI agents. The company's technology empowers enterprises to answer essential questions regarding access permissions – determining who should have access to which resources, for how long, and for what purpose.
The platform incorporates automated workflows that facilitate access requests, reviews, and provisioning processes, resulting in the potential to reduce audit workloads by up to 85% and significantly cut down onboarding times. In addition, ConductorOne introduces Baton, an open-source protocol for identity connectors that aims to create a new ecosystem standard for communication between various applications and infrastructure tools.
Access Full Deal Insights
You’re viewing a public preview of this deal. To unlock full access to ca. 50,000 other deals in our database and join ca. 400 M&A professionals who are using it daily, sign up for Dealert.
Industry Overview in the Target’s Specific Country
The market for identity access management (IAM) and governance is expanding rapidly in the United States, projected to rise from $23 billion in 2024 to $47 billion by 2028. This growth is driven by the increasing complexity of cloud entitlements and
Similar Deals
Egis Capital Partners → Deep Sentinel
2025
Centana Growth Partners → Vividly
2025
Forgepoint Capital, Origami’s Oquirrh Ventures → 1Kosmos
2025
Alorica Inc. → Sanas
2025
OVF
invested in
ConductorOne
in 2025
in a Series B deal
Disclosed details
Transaction Size: $79M