Led · Series A · Jun 2026

Founded in 2019, Sloneek offers an AI-powered HR platform centered on Sloneek Intelligence, an HR agent that automates routine tasks and provides a unified view of workforce data. The company integrated generative AI natively into its product in 2023, which accelerated customer adoption and international expansion. Sloneek’s platform enables organizations to manage employee data, workforce planning, talent management, and analytics within a secure environment for sensitive HR information. It serves more than 500 enterprise customers across 25 countries and manages HR processes for approximately 50,000 employees, with an annual recurring revenue of €2.5 million. Sloneek plans to expand into the UK and Poland, build local go-to-market teams, and deepen integrations across recruitment-to-payroll workflows as it pursues its vision of an agentic HR platform controllable by chat or voice.

Participated · Debt Financing · Dec 2025

Founded in 2020, Jutro Medical operates a network of technology-enabled primary care clinics supported by a proprietary electronic health record (EHR) and unified operations platform. Its AI agents automate intake, documentation, and other administrative tasks so clinicians can focus on diagnosis and treatment; these agents already handle thousands of patient interactions each month. The company has grown from a single clinic to an integrated operator that added nine clinics in 2024 and plans roughly 20 acquisitions per year to accelerate consolidation of Europe’s fragmented primary care sector. By running clinics on its own software, Jutro identifies workflows ripe for automation, embedding AI directly into day-to-day operations while still giving patients the option of traditional appointments. The business is positioning itself against industry pressures such as clinician shortages and paper-based workflows that slow access to care. To date, Jutro Medical has raised €36 million, including the latest extension, to finance clinic acquisitions, platform enhancements, and expansion into additional European markets. While revenue figures are not disclosed, the company is targeting pan-European scale in a primary care market that exceeds €200 billion annually.

Participated · Series B · Jan 2024

CloudTalk offers an AI-powered VoIP calling solution used by customer service and sales teams to automate workflows and boost calling efficiency. The platform provides built-in analytics for managers to optimize performance and supports more than 70 features. It integrates with a wide range of CRMs and helpdesk tools, collecting, centralizing and processing calling data so users can customize their CX. Led by CEO Martin Malych, the company employs 140+ people. CloudTalk raised $28M in a Series B to accelerate growth and enhance its cloud phone system. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the article. CloudTalk provides a SaaS-based cloud call center software platform for businesses. Founded in 2018 by Martin Malych and Viktor Vanek and based in Bratislava, Slovakia, the company serves customers in over 80 countries. Today the company has a team of 57 people. It plans to use its recent funding to expand marketing, sales and product development into new regions. The company raised a €6M Series A in January 2021, following a €1.3M seed in 2019. Investors in the Series A include henQ and Point Nine Capital.

Led · Equity · Dec 2023

ThreatMark provides a fraud prevention platform that continuously monitors behavioral, device, threat, and transactional data to detect deviations that signal potential fraudulent activity in real time. The platform uses AI and machine learning to identify known fraud patterns and adapt to emerging threats as it processes new data. Its primary customers are banks and participants in the financial services ecosystem. Led by CEO Michal Tresner and CTO Krystof Hilar, the company plans to use recent funding to expand market reach (including the UK and US), accelerate research and development, and enhance solution capabilities. Over the past 12 months ThreatMark has achieved a 75% year-over-year ARR increase. The company has raised $37 million in total funding since its founding. ThreatMark develops behavior-based fraud prevention solutions and positions itself as a market innovator. The company says the latest funds will be used to advance research and development, expand market reach, and enhance product capabilities. ThreatMark is nearing the end of a year with over 50% year-over-year revenue growth. Over the past 12 months the company has secured more than $13 million in cumulative funding, with Springtide Ventures leading that group of investors. Management framed the fundraising as a vote of confidence in the company’s vision and execution amid a challenging funding environment. ThreatMark plans to leverage investor support to accelerate growth in the fraud prevention market. ThreatMark is a Prague-based provider of advanced online fraud prevention built on AI and cybersecurity expertise. Its core product uses AI-powered behavior profiling, advanced behavioral biometrics, and real-time transaction risk monitoring and analysis to detect and prevent sophisticated digital fraud. The platform processes a comprehensive set of data to continuously monitor user identities and intentions across digital channels, with a focus on financial services and other major online businesses. The company appointed Daniel Rawlings as CEO & President while co-founder Michal Tresner continues as Chairman and Chief Product Officer and co-founder Kryštof Hilar remains CTO. ThreatMark completed a new $3M funding round led by Springtide Ventures. Management says the capital and leadership changes will support expansion and growth, with an initial emphasis on Europe and North America.

Participated · Series A · Oct 2023

Convious offers a one-stop cloud platform for core operations of leisure operators, covering bookings, sales management, and operations planning. The platform processes all sales transactions, including tickets, food, and hotel accommodations, while providing analytics on guest experience. Its AI-based features deliver personalized offers and dynamic real-time pricing to increase conversions. Convious serves large and mid-market operators across theme parks, museums, zoos, and aquariums. The company says it will use the new funding to support its next development phase and continue rapid product innovation. The Series A has been extended following prior fundraising activity led by Begin Capital. Convious provides an AI-driven ecommerce and operations platform for leisure and experience operators, processing sales transactions including tickets, food and hotel accommodations. Its platform uses AI to drive personalized offers, dynamic real-time pricing, conversion optimization, and guest-experience analytics. The cloud product supports core operations end-to-end, from point-of-sale and mobile food ordering to personnel planning and payments, and can run standalone or integrate with existing tools. More than 125 companies across 16 countries, including SnowWorld, Plopsa Group and Looping Group, use Convious. The company currently employs 65 people. Following the fundraise it plans to expand internationally, opening offices in the US, France, the UK, Germany and other countries and to grow its sales and product development teams.