Led · Equity · Jan 2026

Hapana offers an end-to-end fitness management platform that enables gyms, boutique studios, and multi-location fitness franchises to manage scheduling, member administration, and operational analytics from a single dashboard. The cloud software focuses on boosting member engagement while streamlining day-to-day operations and scaling across locations. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Sydney, Australia, the company now serves customers in multiple countries. Hapana plans to introduce a new version of its platform, expand its global team, and enhance customer support as part of its growth strategy. The recent capital raise will also bankroll further expansion in key international markets. The article did not disclose any revenue, user, or profitability metrics.

Participated · Equity · Sep 2023

Founded in 2014 by Adam Theobald and Andrew Low, Ordermentum has built a digital backbone for Australia’s wholesale food and beverage trade, connecting roughly 50,000 venues with suppliers through a single ordering, payments and reconciliation platform. The company claims deep integration in day-to-day industry workflows and, after its September 2023 all-stock merger with rival Foodbomb, had scaled to about 40,000 venues, 850 suppliers and processed more than $1.2 billion in orders annually. Ordermentum says it will use new capital to deepen AI capabilities and pursue acquisitions that complement its existing wholesale technology stack. The recent financing values the merged business above $150 million and is intended to accelerate product and market expansion while enabling partial exits for some earlier investors.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2022

Encompass Corporation builds EC360, a Corporate Digital Identity (CDI) platform that delivers 100% automated KYC searches and constructs real-time digital risk profiles for corporate clients. The software ingests data and documents from authoritative public and private sources to create structured, high-quality information that supports AI-driven decision-making and regulatory compliance. Banks using EC360 report faster, more transparent onboarding and reduced manual processes across jurisdictions. The company positions its solution as the foundation for client-centric, data-driven transformation within financial institutions. With the latest investment from BNP Paribas, Encompass plans to accelerate product innovation, enhance scalability and security, and deepen automation capabilities. The London-based firm markets its technology as a way for banks to reduce friction, mitigate risk, and improve customer experience throughout the client lifecycle. No revenue, user, or other operating metrics were disclosed in the press materials.

Led · Equity · Aug 2018

Practifi is a collaborative business management platform serving financial advisors, family offices and broker-dealers. The system allows users to manage client relationships, monitor compliance and automate workflows through a single interface. It is designed for growing financial advice businesses around the world. The company is led by co-founders Glenn Elliott (CEO) and Adrian Johnstone (chief commercial officer). Practifi plans to use recent funding to scale its team, expand its global presence and invest in its software to further elevate the client experience. In October 2020 Practifi completed a $16.3M Series B financing. PractiFI provides a business growth management platform for forward-thinking financial advice firms, offering pipeline management, productivity tracking, interactive analytics dashboards, asset and liability insights, recordkeeping, compliance, and automation tools. The platform can be integrated with an increasing number of financial programs and apps. PractiFI serves clients in Australia, New Zealand, the US and Europe. Founded in 2013 by Adrian Johnstone and Glenn Elliott and based in Sydney, the company focuses on scaling its product and international presence. The company raised AUD $3m to support expansion, including establishing a North American headquarters, opening an office in Chicago, and building a range of new product integrations with other financial apps and tools.

Led · Equity · Apr 2018

Snooper is an Australian crowdsourcing platform that enables brands and retailers to collect in-store data by uploading paid 'missions' for shoppers. Launched late 2016 by Romain Stas and Laurie Wespes, the platform instantly connects brands with shoppers across the country. Clients include Heineken, Unilever and Coca-Cola. The company raised AUD$1M in funding led by Microequities Venture Capital Fund. It intends to use the funds to accelerate growth in Australia, recruit talent, strengthen its user base in regional areas and develop new features in close collaboration with flagship clients. Following the investment, Daniel Szekely from Microequities will join Snooper's board.