
CNBB Venture Partners
Wilhelminakade 300, Rotterdam, South Holland, 3072 AR, Netherlands
Overview
CNBB Venture Partners is a software-focused investment firm that supports entrepreneurs in realizing their growth ambitions by providing capital and strategic support. Founded in 2007, our firm makes venture-capital and private equity investments in Europe from offices in Rotterdam and Antwerp. CNBB acts as active investor in the financial, strategic and operational sense. Through an international network and expertise in expanding companies internationally, we also provide entrepreneurs with powerful support to fulfill their international growth ambitions.
- Total investments
- 4
- Lead investments
- 4
- Investments · 12mo
- 1
- Active investors
- 4
Sector focus
- Enterprise Software
- Venture Capital
- Wealth Management
Investment portfolio
- Eagl
Led · Equity · Sep 2025
Founded in April 2025, Eagl plugs directly into ERP and accounting systems to automate month-end close, monitor data quality in real time, and resolve anomalies with business context. The platform helps finance teams cut manual data gathering and reconciliation, thereby reducing errors, shortening audit cycles, and accelerating month-end close processes. By freeing finance professionals from up to 70% of manual data work, Eagl enables CFOs to focus on strategic analysis rather than rote tasks. The product is built as an AI-native, agentic system rather than a legacy task tracker, bringing intelligence into every accounting and controlling workflow. With its recent capital raise, Eagl plans to expand its engineering team, enhance product development, and scale commercial operations across Europe. The founding team brings experience from Henchman, Rydoo, and Lighthouse, lending deep SaaS and finance expertise to the venture.
- Spotler Group
Led · Equity · Dec 2022
Spotler Group is a family of European suppliers that provides marketers and customer service representatives with tools to interact with clients, improve customer experience, and grow businesses. Under its umbrella brands—Spotler, Tripolis, Squeezely, Pure360, Flowmailer, and OBI4wan—the Group offers online email marketing, marketing automation software and related services. The company reports helping over 10,000 marketers at more than 4,000 companies, transmitting over 18 billion messages annually, and serving more than 3,800 customers across 15 countries with over 300 employees. Founded in 2016 (active since 2004 under the names Blinker and MailPlus) and based in Rotterdam, Spotler has pursued growth through acquisitions including OBI4wan, Webpower, Squeezely, Pure360, and Tripolis. The Group plans to use the new capital to finance organic and acquisitive expansion, enter new markets, and increase share of wallet by incorporating new technology via its buy-and-build strategy.
- Cevinio
Led · Equity · Jul 2020
Cevinio (formerly InvoiceBlox) builds AI-powered software that automates credit invoicing and optimizes invoice-to-pay workflows. The platform links incoming invoices to purchase orders, runs invoice compliance checks, and logs invoices in business accounts while removing redundant manual steps. The company says its software handles invoices in over 90 countries and makes invoice-to-pay processes two to five times more efficient. Cevinio plans to use recent funding to accelerate international growth and further develop its smart invoice management algorithms. The team recently overhauled its corporate identity and rebranded to Cevinio as part of a broader repositioning. Founded in 2013 and based in Rotterdam, the company aims to expand its global footprint.
- Ubeo
Led · Equity · Mar 2017
Subasta de Ocio is an online auctioning app that applies gamification techniques to traditional bidding. It claims to auction more than 2,000 products and services a day and reports around 800,000 customers since being founded in May 2013. The company plans to double the number of suppliers by the end of the year and broaden its range of offerings, according to CEO Marc Zinck. Financially, it has raised €2 million from CNBB Venture Partners in its latest round and previously raised €1.5 million from angel investors. CNBB is a Dutch fund investing from a new €50 million technology fund, and CNBB managing director Lucas Brentjens will join Subasta de Ocio’s board. The app positions itself as distinct from other e-commerce apps by using gamification to stand out in crowded app stores.