Fuel Ventures led the financing round, which will accelerate sales growth and national expansion across the property sector.
"Estate agents are already generating huge volumes of inbound demand, but too much of it is being missed because teams simply can’t be available everywhere, all the time."
The investment was led by YFM Equity Partners and will be used to expand the team and accelerate product development.
"TiPJAR was created to give the hospitality industry a fair, transparent and reliable way to manage tips, and to help meet evolving tipping legalisation, increasing demands for transparency and changing consuming behaviour. Over the past seven years, we’ve grown rapidly and established ourselves as the market leader in this space – so much so that no other tipping-focused platform has attracted this level of financial backing."
The carbon management platform secured the investment from backers including Spiral Capital, Gazelle Capital, and Deep 30.
"Businesses are increasingly being asked to manage sustainability the way they manage finance, yet many are still operating it like an annual project: rebuilding from scratch each year and producing a number rather than a system. Our focus is on changing that, by providing the platform and the expertise to make climate data continuous, defensible, and connected to the decisions that matter. This funding allows us to bring that to more organisations across more markets."
Amadeus Capital Partners and Oxford Science Enterprises led the pre-seed round to accelerate the deployment of the robotics intelligence platform.
"Stateless systems treat every decision in isolation and cannot remember previous incidents or how work actually flows through a site. Stateful’s platform builds a persistent, shared model of tasks, environments and past behaviour that lets robots adapt to disruption and complete missions safely without constant supervision."
The Series A round was backed by Meridian Health Ventures, Fuel Ventures, Bolt Angels and Guinness Ventures.
"We have a structural problem in mental health: demand is infinite, capacity is finite. The answer isn’t choosing between technology and therapists, it’s using technology to reach millions of people who will never see a therapist. Clinically governed mental health content, embedded inside the digital experiences people already use, is how we close that gap. But this isn’t just a mental health story, it’s a digital engagement story too. Organisations want their users to actually engage with what they build. JAAQ is the platform that makes both happen, safely and at scale."