• Scopely, a Los Angeles-based mobile games company, raised $340 million in Series E funding from Wellington Management, NewView Capital, TSG Consumer Partners, CPP Investments, BlackRock, D1, Battery Ventures, Eldridge, Declaration Partners, and Moore Strategic Ventures. Additional investors include Greycroft, Baillie Gifford, Sands Capital, Revolution Growth, and Highland Capital Partners. http://axios.link/IsxY
• Applied Intuition, a Sunnyvale, Calif.-based simulation platform for autonomous systems development, raised $125 million in Series C funding from Lux Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, and General Catalyst. http://axios.link/bJVD
• Ordermark, a Los Angeles-based cloud kitchen company, raised $120 million from SoftBank. http://axios.link/q4iN
• Outrider, a Golden, Colo.-based developer of warehouse yard robots, raised $65 million in Series B funding. Koch Disruptive Technologies led, and was joined by Evolv Ventures, Henry Crown & Co. and return backers NEA, 8VC, and Prologis Ventures. http://axios.link/uWyx
• Streetbees, a London-based provider of consumer-generated info for brands, raised £30 million in Series B funding. Lakestar led, and was joined by Latitude, Atomico, GMG Ventures and Octopus Ventures. http://axios.link/zsNP
• Bluefin, an Atlanta-based provider of payment and data security services, raised $25 million. Macquarie led, and was joined by Napier Park Global and Camden Partners. www.bluefin.com
• Odaseva, a San Francisco-based enterprise cloud trust platform, raised $25 million in Series B funding. Eight Roads Ventures led, and was joined by F-Prime Capital and return backers Partech, Salesforce Ventures, and Serena. www.odaseva.com
• Kandji, a San Diego-based Apple enterprise management solution, raised $21 million in Series A funding. Greycroft led, and was joined by Okta Ventures, B Capital Group, and First Round Capital. http://axios.link/Nl1j
• Lunchbox, a platform that lets restaurants build ordering experiences, raised $20 million in Series A funding at a $100 million valuation. Coatue led, and was joined by 645 Ventures and Primary Ventures. http://axios.link/GAhd
🚑 Sidekick Health, a Swedish digital therapeutics company focused on chronic and lifestyle disease management, raised $20 million in Series A funding. Wellington Partners led, and was joined by Asabys Partners, Novator, and Frumtak Ventures. http://axios.link/XENv
• Forethought, a San Francisco-based AI and machine learning platform for customer support teams, raised $17 million in Series B funding from NEA, Sound Ventures, Neo, Geodesic Capital, Operator Collective, and K9 Ventures. http://axios.link/0B6N
• StrongDM, a Burlingame, Calif.-based database access control platform, raised $17 million in Series A funding led by Sequoia Capital. http://axios.link/ggmS
• The Wanderlust Group, a Newport, R.I.-based dock and mooring reservation platform, raised $14.2 million in Series B funding from Avenir Growth, Allen & Co., and Grassy Creek. www.dockwa.com
• Skan, a San Jose, Calif.-based business process automation startup, raised $14 million in Series A funding. Cathay Innovation led, and was joined by Citi Ventures, and return backers Zetta Ventures, Bloomberg Beta, Plug and Play Ventures, and Firebolt Ventures. http://axios.link/kir3
• Panoply, a San Francisco and Israel-based cloud data platform, raised $10 million from Ibex Investors and C5 Capital. www.panoply.io
• Boom, a Milan-based commercial photography booking and management platform, raised $7 million in Series A funding led by United Ventures. http://axios.link/d3cG
• Canvass Analytics, a Toronto-based provider of industrial AI solutions, raised US$6.5 million in Series A funding. Yamaha Motor Ventures led, and was joined by Real Ventures, BDC, EDC, and Viaduct Ventures. www.canvass.io
🚑 Nice Healthcare, a Minneapolis-based provider of in-home and virtual primary care services, raised $5 million in seed funding. Indie.vc led, and was joined by Conductive Ventures and Waterline Ventures. http://axios.link/kARa
• Stairwell, a San Francisco-based cybersecurity startup led by ex-Googler Mike Wiacek, raised $4.5 million in seed funding. Accel led, and was joined by Sequoia Capital, Gradient Ventures, and Allen & Co. www.stairwell.com
• Lightyear, a New York-based network infrastructure procurement digitization startup, raised $3.7 million in seed funding. Amplo led, and was joined by Susa Ventures, Ludlow Ventures, Mark Cuban, David Adelman, and Operator Partners. http://axios.link/KRxM
• Obsess, a New York-based developer of virtual stores and showrooms for brands, raised $3.4 million in seed funding from Venture Reality Fund, WXR Fund, and Jump Capital. http://axios.link/mkus
• Moxie, a streaming fitness marketplace led by Jason Goldberg (founder of both Fab and Jobster), raised $2.1 million in seed funding from individuals like Howard Morgan, Geoff Prentice, and Allen Morgan. http://axios.link/Ctsg
• Edlyft, a San Francisco-based engineering ed-tech platform, raised $1.4 million in seed funding from backers like YC, Kleiner Perkins, Village Global, Kapor Capital, Backstage Capital, and January Ventures. www.edlyft.com