Wrangle raised $2 million in an oversubscribed pre-seed funding to advance its technology that automates workflows, approvals and tickets so that a company can track work and provide call-to-action tasks within chat platforms like Slack. The company has dozens of paying customers and is growing revenue at 20% to 30% every month. Adam Smith and Adam Long founded Wrangle in 2020 and bootstrapped the remote company until now. Wrangle is solving this problem by giving companies a new way to run operations directly in the tools where employees are already talking to each other, like Slack and Microsoft Teams. One of their customers, Reuben Doetsch, co-founder and CTO of AvantStay, started using Wrangle for bug reports and future requests.“The AvantStay team has been growing rapidly and Wrangle is the tool behind the scenes that keeps our workflows on track in Slack,” Doetsch said in a written statement. The new round of funding will enable Wrangle to grow its team from just the two founders, invest in product development and accelerate its marketing efforts.