Participated · Series B · Feb 2026

Founded in 2020, Guidde offers an AI digital adoption platform that lets employees record any software workflow and instantly converts it into rich, multi-format video guides delivered inside the applications they are learning. The same workflow data is exposed through an API so that AI agents can be trained to automate the documented tasks, positioning Guidde as a knowledge infrastructure layer for enterprises adopting AI. The company’s dataset now spans millions of workflows across more than 50,000 applications, helping customers train thousands of employees on tools such as Workday, Salesforce, ServiceNow and SAP. Guidde reports more than 4,500 paying customers—including Anheuser-Busch, Bayer, Nasdaq, Yahoo and SentinelOne—with over 90 % customer retention and three consecutive years of 3× annual revenue growth. By simultaneously training humans and AI agents, the platform aims to move organizations toward fully autonomous workflows over time. The new capital will accelerate product expansion and large-scale enterprise deployments.

Participated · Series A · Sep 2025

Founded in 2023, TRIVER embeds its API-first invoice-financing solution directly into popular SME software, allowing small businesses to convert outstanding invoices into cash in under five minutes. The platform automatically underwrites loans in ten minutes, far faster than traditional banks that can take weeks. TRIVER has integrated with tools such as Xero, Birdie, Clear Books, Elcom, and Soldo, and it works with more than 200 SME lending brokers to broaden distribution. Since launch, the company has served over 1,500 customers, advancing funds on more than 17,000 invoices worth £180 million, and boasts a Net Promoter Score of 94. Fees start at 1.8% for a 30-day invoice, positioning it as both quick and cost-effective versus competitors like MarketInvoice, iwoca, and Fleximize. The new capital will be used to scale partnerships and expand its reach across the UK. With up to £1 billion in annual funding capacity, TRIVER aims to narrow the £150 billion working-capital gap faced by UK SMEs.