There's a lot of activity going on in the online collaboration space, creating new Web services that make it easier for workers to share documents and files. One of the newer entrants in that space is Bellevue-based OneHub.

And now it appears that the company -- led by Charles Mount and Brian Moran -- has raised some new cash. A filing with the SEC indicates that OneHub recently raised $1.28 million in equity and warrants. OneHub representative did not respond to requests for comment.

But the filing lists Richard Fade of Ignition Partners as a director, as well as David Anastasi and Doug Henrich.

Anastasi is a Seattle angel investor who previously served as CEO of Captaris and Conversay. Henrich's address is listed as Plymouth, Minnesota.

Among the companies looking to attack the market is Jive Software, a Portland company which raised $12 million in financing earlier this month.

UPDATE: OneHub confirmed the venture capital round on Oct. 29, issuing a press release.

"This is an exciting investment decision for all parties, as more and more small and medium-sized businesses turn to SasS collaboration solutions to help them be more efficient, save time and money, as well as increase customer satisfaction," said Onehub Chief Executive Officer Charles Mount in the press release. "Our venture capital partners along with the technology experience of our new Board members, position Onehub for exciting next chapter in the company's growth in the on demand collaboration software market."