Salon and spa software provider Mangomint closed a $35 million Series B funding round and announced a new suite of marketing automation features specifically designed for beauty and wellness businesses.WHO: Mangomint was founded in 2017 by Daniel Lang, CEO, Dan Poineau, CTO, and Sandra Huber as a next-generation SaaS platform to streamline the booking experience for the beauty industry, which includes everything from spas and massage parlors to piercing and tattoo studios. The cloud-based solution focuses on intelligent automation that help operators spend less time on manual tasks, reducing human error and cutting overhead. Catering to salons and spas with five or more service providers, Mangomint offers a range of features including appointment booking, POS/payments, client and staff management, inventory and retail sales, two-way texting, email marketing, and payroll processing.WHY: The new funding will hire engineering talent to expand on its product vision and drive profitability by building more automation-driven features. The company will recruit additional onboarding and support managers to maintain its track record of delivering a top-rated customer experience.IN THEIR OWN WORDS: "From rent and facility costs to product inventory, staff payroll, and marketing, operating costs in the salon and spa world are uniquely high," said Daniel Lang, co-founder and CEO at Mangomint. "Our customers already see cost savings by using Mangomint to run their businesses, but now we're helping them leverage intelligence and automation to drive profitability by helping them bring clients in and keep them coming back."DETAILS:Mangomint closed a $35 million Series B funding round.