The seed round was co-led by Balderton Capital and Chalfen Ventures to support team growth and product development.
"There are swathes of businesses being completely left out and underserved when it comes to AI and automation, as large firms and tech teams continue to build tools that are out of reach of everyday people. Businesses and their customers deserve the same opportunities to reap the benefits of AI and automation as their bigger rivals. With Levity, we’re committed to opening up such opportunities and leveling the playing field for companies of all sizes."
Mercia backed the follow-on funding round as Enate appointed James Hall as its new chief executive officer.
"I am delighted that Mercia is delivering on their promise of being a long-term value-add partner to us. Mercia sees the successes clients such as TMF, CapGemini and LBG have with our technology. As a result, Enate is becoming ‘the’ platform for clients embarking on digital transformation and intelligent automation at scale and in their operations."
The British fintech raised the capital to support new market expansion and team growth.
"Access to a business bank account should be a right, not a privilege, and we are developing serious technology to serve European and UK SMEs to make this right accessible for everyone"
The funding round was led by 24Haymarket to support product development in the skills sector.
"The company has performed very strongly since we first invested in 2019 and we are delighted to be able to invest again at this juncture. Our view is that vocational training has a very important role to play in upskilling/ reskilling the workforce to bridge the UK’s skills gap. Aptem has established itself as a key player in this market; we look forward to watching the team grow the customer base and further develop Aptem’s functionality to deliver the next phase of growth!"
