SwiftConnect, which provides infrastructure to manage physical access to flex spaces, announced that it closed a $17 million Series-A fundraising round. Leading the round were JLL Spark Global Ventures and Navitas Capital. Also participating were Bridge Investment Group, Crow Holdings, Cushman & Wakefield, Jamf, Nuveen, World Trade Ventures and 1414 Ventures.

With the previous $10 million that it raised, SwiftConnect looks to expand further into Europe and Australia. The company also plans to grow its customer accounts, professional services, and engineering groups.

The company says that it manages physical real estate access control and permissions, allowing employees, contractors, and others to be able to book and access space. That could be for a headquarters, satellite office, or flex space. SwiftConnect claims that companies can leave existing access hardware and software in place with no need to "rip and replace" for implementation. The systems have "software-only integrations with most access control systems." That would remove a significant hurdle to adoptions.