The round was led by Prosus Ventures to support team expansion across international markets.
"Rebranding to Clarity is about exactly that, bringing more clarity to customer experience. We want AI to be simple, useful, and safe. A lot of tools in the market cut corners, and that doesn’t work in industries where mistakes aren’t an option. From day one we built Clarity to be compliant, secure, and easy to roll out. This new funding lets us keep improving the tech and building the right partnerships so companies can finally modernize customer operations with confidence."
Start Something Ventures has backed the Scottish IT service management partner to support growth in North America and Europe.
"SSV’s support comes at a pivotal time as we deepen our enterprise service management practice. Their backing empowers us to extend our consulting teams, refine our delivery methodologies, and engage with major public- and private-sector organizations across the US and EMEA."
The Exeter-based sales outreach platform secured backing from The FSE Group to accelerate product development.
"This funding is a pivotal step in our journey to redefine client engagement through innovative technology. The backing from FSE and the South West Investment Fund provides not just finance but also strategic support that will help propel Sendr forward. We look forward to working with Matt and the FSE team on this journey."
The former Scotland footballer has backed the medical app and will also assume an ambassadorial role with the company.
"I've had a good relationship with Jonny for a long time, working with him right through youth and senior levels with the Scotland team and then into management and coaching. The demand on players has never been greater and the margins of winning are finer than they have ever been, which only makes products like ScribePro more important. Technology like this can make things better for everyone involved in sport. From my experience as a player when I had some injury problems myself I know the process of sharing or even accessing fitness and injury data could be clunky, to say the least. And I'm looking forward to helping develop the platform further, supporting the decisions managers make with players and working with clinicians on recovery programmes and availability."
