General Enterprise Workflows

Berlin startup Plato has raised $14.5 million in seed funding, led by Atomico and joined by Cherry Ventures, Discovery Ventures, and Dieter Schwarz’s d11z. Plato addresses the outdated software issue in the wholesale distribution sector, which manages one-fifth of global production. Their AI-based platform automates sales, quoting, and ERP tasks, resulting in significant efficiency gains for distributors. With average contracts over €100,000 and 90% software margins, Plato aims to transform distribution operations globally.

PLATO

$14.5M

🇩🇪 Germany

Investors: Atomico, Cherry Ventures, Discovery Ventures, d11z

MOAB

$16M

Moab, a software company focused on building the operating system for equipment rental and dealership businesses, has raised $16 million in funding through seed and series A rounds. The funding, led by Elad Gil and Ironspring Ventures, aims to address the outdated software systems in the industry. Moab is projected to manage over $2.5 billion in transaction volume annually and oversees more than $4 billion in fleet assets. The company plans to invest in product development and expand its teams.

Investors: Elad Gil, Ironspring Ventures

Contents, a Milan-based AI work execution platform, has secured a $7 million Series B extension led by Qatar Development Bank, with participation from Alkemia Capital. This investment increases the company's total funding to $25 million and highlights the collaboration between European AI infrastructure and Gulf sovereign innovation strategies.

CONTENTS

$7M

🇮🇹 Italy

Investors: Qatar Development Bank, Alkemia Capital

Contents, an Italian work execution platform, has secured a €5.9 million ($7 million) Series B extension, bringing its total funding to €21 million ($25 million). The funding, led by Qatar Development Bank with participation from Alkemia Capital, will help Contents establish Doha as its operational hub for the Middle East. The platform addresses the need for orchestrating AI-driven workflows for global enterprises, enabling complex business outcomes across multiple markets.

CONTENTS

$6.372M

🇮🇹 Italy

Investors: Qatar Development Bank, Alkemia Capital

$15M

Reflow has raised over $15 million in a seed funding round to enhance its workforce and workflow intelligence platform. This funding aims to accelerate product development and broaden access to operational and AI automation intelligence, helping enterprises optimize their operations and measure ROI from automation efforts.

$15M

Reflow, a San Francisco, CA-based provider of a workforce and workflow intelligence platform, raised over $15 million in seed funding. The company aims to use the funds to accelerate technology development and enhance operational and AI automation intelligence for enterprise customers. Key backers were not disclosed.

$15M

Reflow has raised over $15 million in a seed funding round to enhance its workflow and AI automation intelligence platform for enterprise clients. The platform addresses the challenge of visibility in operational processes, enabling organizations to identify automation opportunities and assess AI initiatives. Founded by Ugur Kaner, Reflow aims to provide real-time insights into workflows, helping mid-market and enterprise organizations optimize processes and improve efficiency.

Seamflow, a London-based startup, has raised $4.5 million in seed funding to modernize compliance-heavy workflows in the testing, inspection, and certification industry. The funding round was co-led by Initialized Capital and Northzone, with participation from Nebular, Entrepreneurs First, and Transpose Platform, along with angel investors like Mario Götze and Charlie Songhurst.

SEAMFLOW

$4.5M

🇬🇧 United Kingdom

Investors: Initialized Capital, Northzone, Nebular, Entrepreneurs First, Transpose Platform, Mario Götze, Charlie Songhurst

$15M

Reflow has secured over $15 million in seed funding to enhance its workflow and AI automation intelligence platform aimed at enterprise customers. The platform addresses the challenge of limited visibility into operational processes, enabling organizations to identify automation opportunities and assess AI initiatives. Founded by Ugur Kaner, Reflow focuses on providing real-time visibility into workflows without relying on time tracking. Early users have reported improved operational capacity and resource allocation. The company plans to scale its platform for mid-market and enterprise customers while investing in product development.

London-based Seamflow, an AI-driven software company for the testing, inspection, and certification (TIC) industry, has raised $4.5 million in seed funding. The round was co-led by Northzone and Initialized Capital, with participation from Entrepreneur First and angel investors. Seamflow addresses the complex certification processes, particularly in the medical device sector, by streamlining workflows and reducing administrative tasks, potentially shortening approval timelines. The funding will be used to grow the team and enhance the product.

SEAMFLOW

$4.5M

🇬🇧 United Kingdom

Investors: Northzone, Initialized Capital, Entrepreneur First

Seamflow, a London-based AI software company, has raised $4.5 million in seed funding to streamline certification workflows in the testing, inspection, and certification (TIC) industry. Co-led by Northzone and Initialized Capital, with participation from various investors, the funding aims to reduce certification timelines and administrative workloads, particularly in the medical device sector. The company plans to expand its team and further develop its product to support TIC organizations globally.

SEAMFLOW

$4.5M

🇬🇧 United Kingdom

Investors: Northzone, Initialized Capital

FORERUNNER

$39M

Forerunner, an AI-powered platform for government agencies to manage the built environment, has raised $39 million in funding. This includes a $26.3 million Series B led by Wellington Management and a $12.7 million Series A led by Union Square Ventures, with participation from Gutter Capital and Bright Ventures. The funding aims to expand its services beyond floodplain management and enhance public-sector operations.

Investors: Wellington Management, Union Square Ventures, Gutter Capital, Bright Ventures

DIV FUND

$48M

The DIV Fund, a nonprofit formed from a division of USAID, has raised $48 million from private donors to continue its international development work after cuts from the Trump administration. The fund aims to grant $25 million annually, focusing on affordable and efficient interventions. Key investors include Coefficient Giving, which previously provided a $45 million grant. The DIV Fund plans to collaborate with major donors like the World Bank to enhance the effectiveness of foreign assistance.

Investors: Coefficient Giving