Led · Series B · Aug 2026

ClearJet operates a carrier-agnostic "SuperCarrier" delivery network that combines staffing, sorting, and ground infrastructure to place consolidated e-commerce packages on commercial flights already scheduled between U.S. cities. Its AI models route parcels across a network of 95 U.S. airports to optimize for cost, speed, and geography. The company currently moves more than 30 million packages a year and reports both delivery volumes and revenue growing 2.5x annually. ClearJet says its configurable Air Zone Skip model can reduce shipping costs by up to 35% while delivering packages 1–3 days faster. Customers include multi-billion dollar retail brands, e-commerce platforms, 3PLs, marketplaces, and regional carriers such as OnTrac and Veho. ClearJet is headquartered in Austin, Texas and describes its platform as profitable.

Led · Equity · Apr 2026

CleanDesign develops and deploys Hybrid Energy Management Systems (hEMS) that layer intelligent, hardware-agnostic software and AI on top of existing diesel-based power infrastructure and battery storage. Its hEMS platform collects 60,000 data points per second per unit to dynamically optimize power usage, reduce fuel consumption, extend equipment life, and lower emissions. Customers include drilling service providers and remote mining operations, with deployments in regions such as Mexico and Nunavut in Canada’s Arctic Circle. The company reports diesel consumption reductions of approximately 10–15% in some remote sites and up to 20% emissions reductions in field deployments, and highlights substantial cost savings where diesel is expensive. CleanDesign plans to scale deployments across North America, expand into additional mining and remote energy applications, and continue product development, including a newer Highline system designed to enable industrial connections to grid power while optimizing usage through software. After the $20 million growth investment led by Edison Partners, two Edison principals joined CleanDesign’s board to support commercialization and scaling efforts.

Participated · Equity · Apr 2026

K1x operates a patented, AI-native platform that automates extraction, validation, aggregation, and distribution of tax data from K-1s, K-3s, 1099s and supports IRS-certified 990 e-filings. The platform is vendor-neutral and is designed to replace manual, fragmented workflows with a unified, intelligence-driven tax data operations layer for private markets. K1x serves a broad customer base, trusted by more than 40,000 organizations, including 44 of the 100 largest U.S. institutional investors, 20 of the top 25 accounting firms, 45 of the largest university endowments, 11 leading private foundations, and seven major health systems. The company plans to use recent growth capital to accelerate product development and applied machine learning and generative AI, deepen platform functionality and accuracy, and bolster customer support and operations. Following the $175 million growth investment led by Sumeru Equity Partners, Sumeru will become the company’s majority shareholder while Edison Partners remains an ongoing investor.

Led · Series B · Apr 2026

Mappedin provides an AI- and LiDAR-enabled platform that converts building floor plans and spatial data into dynamic 3D digital maps to power navigation, facility operations, security response, and spatial intelligence. Its maps cover more than 10 billion square feet across 86 countries and are used by large enterprise customers including Simon Property Group malls, Los Angeles International Airport, Major League Baseball stadiums, and Hudson Yards. The company emphasizes a central operational layer to maintain up-to-date indoor maps for real-time navigation and operational workflows. With the recent $24.5 million growth equity investment, Mappedin plans to scale beyond single-building deployments to city-scale indoor mapping and broaden access to its infrastructure for first responders and safety organizations. The company is headquartered in Waterloo, Ontario (with a noted Nashville, Tenn. presence) and is positioning itself as a foundational indoor mapping layer for digital experiences and safety systems.

Led · Equity · Feb 2026

Payra offers ERP-native software that lets construction material suppliers, concrete producers, lumber yards, HVAC distributors and other blue-collar businesses accept ACH, card and other digital payments directly within their existing accounting systems. Its platform embeds into legacy ERPs such as Trimble Viewpoint, Foundation, Sage and Netsuite, automating cash application, reconciliation and invoice matching without requiring a costly rip-and-replace. Customers report 20% reductions in days sales outstanding and a 75% decrease in past-due invoices, along with significant accounting time savings. Within 15 months of launch, the company has grown to a revenue run rate exceeding $10 million, driven by demand from family-owned and regional businesses across the U.S. heartland. Payra estimates its core market of construction suppliers represents a $200 billion segment that remains largely underserved by modern fintech. The firm positions its AI-enabled, ERP-native approach as a key differentiator in the crowded AR automation market. New capital will be directed toward expanding product capabilities, deepening ERP integrations and scaling go-to-market efforts across construction and industrial verticals.