In any case, the company has seen a big boost of business specifically out of the U.S., where revenues grew 10-fold. The startup has raised $71.5 million to date. The company started out first in traditional banking, but quickly saw the same problem and potential solution in a lot of adjacent markets. EasySend said it separately also secured $5 million in venture debt from Silicon Valley Bank. EasySend has some 100 enterprise customers today, spanning areas like education, government, financial services and insurance. The opportunity in the market that EasySend has been targeting is that typically a lot of businesses produce and use paper-based forms to gather information about customers, and the people who often formulate those materials are not technical.