Here's an exclusive look at the pitch deck automation

Here's an exclusive look at the pitch deck automation startup Anvil used to raise $5 million from Google's AI fund

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Published 03 Jun 2020

· *San Francisco-based startup Anvil has raised $5 million from investors i**ncluding Gradient Ventures, Google's AI investment arm.*
· *Anvil's paperwork automation platform was recently used by Minneapolis-based Sunrise Bank to deploy its digital application process for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) as part of the...

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Here's an exclusive look at the pitch deck automation startup Anvil used to raise $5 million from Google's AI fund

Here's an exclusive look at the pitch deck automation startup Anvil used to raise $5 million from Google's AI fund

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