The University of Cambridge spinout has raised £1.5m from backers including Cambridge Enterprise and Crowdcube.
"Having the ability to surface internal knowledge blended with external sources is now a major priority for large organisations that employ thousands of staff using multiple platforms to store their data, information and knowledge."
The ecommerce startup raised the funds in six weeks to advance its proprietary technology and team growth.
"We are thrilled to have conducted our second successful raise in just five months backed by our current investors who saw our progress as well as gaining the trust of significant new investors. Raising investment in any climate is very difficult and takes hours of meetings, calls and late nights; so having subject matter experts buy into our vision of building a scalable, disruptive business and cleaning up the standard of product information is a huge validation of our mission and the team we have put together."
Chroma Ventures provided a seven-figure sum to help the Dundee studio build new games conceived during lockdown.
"Given the challenges we’ve faced in the past year with the pandemic, it feels particularly good to be part of a wider community of games developers working in similar genres. To be doing so with Chris and Paddy’s support – both financially and practically – is a real bonus."
The seed round was led by Upscalers with participation from KM Capital and angel investors.
"Technology has come such a long way over the past decade yet dating apps are still based on looks. So Syncd adds the missing piece of the jigsaw puzzle: personality compatibility."
The seed round was led by Ben Davey and will support the rollout of the company booking platform in the UK.
"Skye looks to guide users seamlessly through the discovery and booking process, narrowing options to those that are tailor made to their needs, and aiming to cut average search to booking times from 30 hours to just 10 minutes "