The investment round was led by YFM Equity Partners with participation from Mercia and Foresight Group.
"We’re proud of what we’ve achieved so far and are very grateful for the support of our clients and partners, but it feels like we’re just getting started."
The funding round was led by Beringea with participation from Grosvenor Property UK, The Conduit Impact Fund, Concrete Ventures, Oxford Innovation Finance and Foundation Ventures.
"We’re super excited to be joining forces with these leaders in placemaking and proptech to accelerate our mission to inspire thriving places, powered by insights and collaboration. Moving beyond our sector’s aspiration to deliver social value, our work will allow users to define, plan for, target and then evidence the positive impact their buildings and places have on those who live and work in them. Just as environmental measurement frameworks are now supporting our decarbonisation journey, Commonplace’s increased product focus on social value will become a critical support to analyse and understand the ‘S’ in ESG."
The Dublin based artificial intelligence startup secured backing from Smedvig Capital, Episode 1, and Act Venture Capital.
"Companies will simply not be able to compete without AI and machine learning augmenting their ability to understand and support their customers at scale. We want to help more contact centres and customer experience professionals recover the missed insights in their conversations, react faster to changes, and have the data they need at their fingertips to make decisions. Over the fundraise, we’ve been really impressed with the Smedvig team; Joe and Maeve are already bringing great value to the business and I’m really excited to partner with them now on the journey ahead."
The funding round was led by Fuel Ventures to support international demand and product innovation.
"This funding is a testament to the exceptional people we have at Beyonk and the combined vision we have for the future of the market. We will continue focusing on organic international growth but we do have the option of using debt facilities for acquisitions too."