Participated · Seed · Jan 2026

Paraglide offers an agentic AI platform that automates end-to-end, two-way billing communication for high-volume B2B finance teams. Its AI agents answer customer billing queries, chase overdue invoices, and trigger actions across the financial stack to reduce Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) and improve cash flow. Early mid-market and enterprise customers such as Choco, Ardoq, and Spiideo report a 34 % reduction in DSO and reaching financial inbox-zero within the first week of onboarding. The company has also partnered with revenue-automation provider Chargebee to deepen its ecosystem reach. Founded by former GetAccept executives Rasmus Areskoug and Andreas Åström, Paraglide seeks to alleviate one of finance’s most persistent pain points. The new capital will be used to scale the product, grow the customer base, and drive expansion across Europe as demand for agentic automation accelerates.

Participated · Series A · Nov 2025

Dost develops a proprietary generative-AI platform that automates the entire procure-to-pay and order-to-cash cycles, covering document capture, data extraction, supplier workflows and ERP integration. Its models are trained in-house rather than relying on third-party OCR, enabling the system to handle complex, multi-page invoices common in manufacturing, construction, logistics, automotive, food & beverage and chemicals. The software is already used by more than 150 European enterprises, eliminating manual data entry and reducing approval delays. Founded in 2021 by Adam Barbera, Fernando Martín, Naqqash Abassi and Àlex Caudet, the company is now headquartered in London. Dost is assembling a seven-person UK team spanning sales, marketing and customer success to support its launch. With newly secured Series A capital, the startup intends to deepen its footprint in Spain while expanding aggressively in the UK. No revenue or profitability figures were disclosed.

Participated · Series B · Jul 2023

Jirav provides budgeting, forecasting, dashboarding, and analytics software that delivers real-time reporting and collaboration for SMBs, mid-market companies, and accounting firms. Its platform lets teams explore historicals and forecast bookings, revenue, workforce, expenses, and cash flows across multiple scenarios. The company emphasizes enabling CPAs and accounting firms to expand Client Advisory Services and increase firm revenue. Jirav reports serving over 4,000 companies and accounting firms. The business has been recognized as a Leader by G2. It plans to use new financing to accelerate product development, broaden its customer base across SMBs, mid-market companies, and accounting firms, and hire talent to support growth. Jirav builds cloud-based financial planning and analysis (FP&A) software and provides a library of prebuilt industry-specific models, KPIs, reports and dashboards. Customers connect accounting, workforce and operational data to the platform to forecast profits and losses, model cash flows, create budgets and run scenario plans. The company says it will use new funding to accelerate product development, customer acquisition and talent recruitment as part of a stated long-term strategic plan. Jirav has a 70-person team and claims a customer base of more than 4,000 companies; the founder described revenue as "strong" but did not disclose figures. It competes with startups such as Cube, Firmbase, Vereto and Mosaic as well as established players like NetSuite and Workday Adaptive Planning. Management argues FP&A tools are in demand across market conditions and positions the product to serve finance teams and accounting firms. Jirav provides cloud-based financial planning and analysis software to help companies monitor, analyze, and forecast their finances. Founded in 2015 and based in San Francisco, the company serves more than 1,400 customers. Jirav employs 30 people, including five in Seattle. The startup raised $8.3M in its most recent funding round and has $13.6M in total funding to date. It is led by co-founder and CEO Martin Zych, who previously worked at Atlas Accelerator, Limeade, and Zephyr Health, and co-founded the company with Steven Turner, a veteran of Genesys, Alcatel‑Lucent, LiveVox, and Zephyr Health. Investors and partners have praised Jirav’s technology for reducing friction in finance workflows.

Participated · Seed · Oct 2021

Bedrock AI applies natural language processing, machine learning and computational techniques to process corporate disclosures and extract information that can indicate or predict risk. The company launched its product commercially in April and currently serves hedge funds and institutional investors with $30 billion in assets under management. Its software is built to serve expert forensic analysts today, and the team is working to make results more understandable and usable for all financial analysts. Bedrock AI was selected to participate in a cross-border testing initiative with multiple regulators as part of the Global Financial Innovation Network (GFIN) and will begin testing later this year. The startup plans to use new funding to invest in backend infrastructure for its technology. Founded in 2019 by Krista Bennatti, Heather Judd, and Suhas Pai, the company has five staff members and participated in Y Combinator in Summer 2021.