San Mateo-based enterprise collaboration company Clarizen has raised $35 million in a Series F round led by Goldman Sachs. Previous investors include Benchmark, Carmel Ventures, DAG Ventures, Opus Capital, and Vintage Partners. Clarizen is a cloud-based project management platform that serves over 2000 mid and large size enterprises across 76 countries. Founded in 2005, Clarizen has raised over $90 million to date and will use the latest cash to expand its global footprint and improve its existing platforms.

San Francisco-based local services marketplace Thumbtack has raised $30 million in Series C funding from Sequoia Capital and Tiger Global Management. Thumbtack connects local professionals with clients, delivering custom quotes to clients from vetted professionals for any service within 24 hours. Founded in 2008, Thumbtack has raised nearly $50 million in funding to date and is currently only available in the U.S.

San Francisco-based marketing automation platform Autopilot, formerly known as Bislr, has raised $10 million in a Series B round led by Rembrandt Venture Partners with participation from Southern Cross Venture Partners, Blackbird, Tim Draper and Terry & Katrina Garnett. Autopilot is a visual dashboard that offers marketers tools for creating and managing campaigns, marketing lists, and lead information. Founded in 2011 by three Australian-born brothers, Autopilot plans to invest the latest cash in accelerating growth and product development.

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