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The company completed its pre-seed raise via a Crowdcube campaign and angel backing.
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The latest funding rounds from the UK tech ecosystem. Updated 2 November 2026.
Announcements
6,260
Total raised
£165B
disclosed amounts
This month
£9.0M
raised so far
The company completed its pre-seed raise via a Crowdcube campaign and angel backing.
QVentures has backed Opsly in its pre-seed funding round.
"With current platforms focusing on core application development, Opsly’s intuitive drag and drop interface will become a critical component in streamlining the deployment of these applications on the cloud and ongoing DevOps management. We’re excited to be working with Dhiraj and the team to see them through these next stages."
The grant from Innovate UK will be used to accelerate deployment speeds and extend software functionality for infection control in hospitals.
"With COVID-19 still an ever-present challenge in the UK and across the globe, our working lives, social encounters, and travel plans are continually being disrupted. Businesses like Navenio have stepped up to the challenge and produced technology which aims to solve these issues. Those awarded funding from our competition will support the UK in delivering potential solutions and services to facilitate our recovery from the pandemic."

The University of Oxford spinout secured £10.4m from backers including Parkwalk Advisors and Oxford Sciences Innovation to expand its presence in the insurance sector.
"There are some technologies that can change a small part of the insurance value chain, but there are no technology companies that can help insurers transform the entire insurance operation. Therefore, we had been seeking a reliable partner with first-class technology in order to jointly develop such solutions across the insurance value chain."

Connect Ventures led the seed round for the fashion fintech startup.
"When shopping online today, customers can either pay the retail price or walk away. When they do walk away, the item goes through the discounting process, becomes unprofitable for the merchant and is resigned to landfill. This binary system isn’t working for anyone – the customer loses out on the item, because it may go out of stock in their size before they attempt to purchase it again, and the merchant loses the sale. Purple Dot tackles this problem head on by providing a new way to shop, taking on unsustainable, unrelenting consumerism, poor pricing tactics and profit-crunching sales at the same time."