£2.5M
Calibre raises £2.5m in pre-seed funding led by Vicus Ventures and CIV to expand AI infrastructure for the auditing sector

The pre-seed round was led by Vicus Ventures and CIV to support expansion within enterprise certification markets.
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The pre-seed round was led by Vicus Ventures and CIV to support expansion within enterprise certification markets.
The Manchester-based startup has secured backing from DSW Ventures to further develop its AI agent platform.
"Nexco.ai has a compelling combination of a strong founding team, a well-defined market and a product that is already generating commercial interest. This makes Nexco.ai a truly exciting opportunity, and we’re thrilled to be backing the team at this early stage."
The UK education technology startup has raised £100k at a £2m valuation to bring real time conversational AI to university admissions.
"Universities spend a lot of time and money getting students to that point and then the experience just drops off."
Triple Point leads the pre-seed round to help the remote healthcare platform expand across NHS practices.
"For the first time in decades, we are actually growing the pie, increasing the number of highly qualified GPs available to deliver primary care rather than simply moving existing GPs around the country. Our early partners are already seeing significant productivity gains and reallocating the saved time into new proactive care services for patients as a result,"
The pre-seed round was led by founder Bradley Jones and backed by angels from Aligned Syndicate.
"More than 1,500 structured funding applications have gone through ThatRound’s matching workflow. Of the deals our AI engine surfaces to investors, two in three result in an intro request. And every single founder whose application doesn’t progress receives specific feedback on why — on fit, not a standard rejection. That second part shouldn’t feel remarkable, but in early-stage fundraising, it does. The fact that founders find that level of transparency unusual tells you everything about how the market has been working until now."