The seed round was backed by ACS Publications and Enago to scale research integrity technology.
"Protecting the integrity of the scholarly record through better tools is core to the mission of ACS. By investing in Signals, we aim to accelerate uptake of these capabilities while supporting a solution that benefits the entire scholarly community. ACS is excited to help take Signals to the next level."
The company raised the capital from experienced international executives to expand its direct-from-employer aggregation technology.
"Our view is simple: many jobs are never truly visible at scale because they remain scattered across employer-owned career pages. We are building infrastructure that helps surface those opportunities earlier, more broadly, and across multiple languages and regions."
The fresh capital will back product expansion and team growth as the legal tech startup targets new international markets.
"We don’t add AI unless it is genuinely required, and AI is never forced on the user. Law firms have different governance frameworks, risk appetites, and ways of working, so ProVision is fully configurable, enabling teams to switch AI capabilities on or off at a granular level. This flexibility allows firms to retain full manual control where required, apply AI only to specific stages of a process, or use it to accelerate an initial review while professionals validate and confirm the outputs."
Northern Gritstone led the seed round to support the rollout of the firm's crop technology across major food species.
"Food security and sustainability are two of our most pressing global challenges, and issues that we must be prepared to face today to ensure we are ready to meet the needs of tomorrow. We developed MOSS with those challenges in mind – a unique crop engineering solution capable of streamlining regulatory pathways and generating crops with new, enhanced, and more carbon-conscious traits. Thank you to our investors, whose support reaffirms our belief in the potential of MOSS to bring about a new frontier in crop technology."