Led · Series B · Jul 2026

Aligned pioneered the Digital Sales Room category and has evolved it into an AI Deal Workspace that enables sellers, buyers and agentic AI to work deals together in a single shared workspace. The platform is used by 70,000 sellers and 1 million buyers to run deals every month, and enterprise customers such as Deel, SimilarWeb and WordPress report 30% faster sales cycles and 15% higher win rates. Aligned says it has tripled ARR over the past 12 months and is recognized by G2 as the category leader in Digital Sales Rooms in Summer 2026. The company is headquartered in New York and Tel Aviv and was founded by Gal Aga, Gal Deitsch and Yotam Sela. Aligned's product centers on a proprietary AI Deal Brain that ingests live deal context across CRM, emails, calls and between-meeting buyer engagement to power seller and buyer agents. With the new funding, Aligned plans to expand enterprise-grade features, integrations and compliance while scaling go-to-market efforts to drive broader adoption of its agentic deal-execution layer.

Led · Series B · Oct 2025

Dreamdata provides a platform that turns raw, siloed customer-journey information into a single source of truth, giving B2B marketing teams granular ROI insights and instant activation capabilities. Its software eliminates fragmented analytics and cumbersome workflows by building a unified go-to-market data model. The product layers AI tools and agents on top of this data foundation, enabling features such as audience orchestration, attribution reporting, predictive signals, and automated conversion syncs across major advertising platforms. By supplying accurate, purpose-built data, Dreamdata helps marketers move from insight to action in real time. The company is headquartered in New York City and is led by CEO Nick Turner. While revenue and user counts were not disclosed, the company’s latest $55 million Series B round signals significant growth investment. Proceeds from that financing will fund operational expansion and further development of the platform’s predictive and automation capabilities.

Led · Series A · Oct 2025

Founded in 2018, Austin-based Routefusion provides a unified network that lets companies embed accounts, payments, currency conversion, and compliance through one API. The platform offers resiliency across multiple providers, real-time customer support, and handles integrations, onboarding, and compliance internally. Its customer base spans payroll and employer-of-record (EOR) services, B2B payments firms, banks, and contractor platforms. With its recent funding, Routefusion’s total capital raised stands at $40.7 million, giving it resources to deepen liquidity and compliance capabilities. The company plans to expand its partner network globally and scale its product, engineering, and go-to-market teams. These initiatives aim to make cross-border payments faster, more reliable, and easier to integrate for enterprise customers.

Led · Series B · Jul 2025

ServiceUp provides a centralized platform that manages the entire vehicle repair process from pickup to delivery, offering real-time visibility, live repair tracking, and a centralized dashboard. The company serves fleets, insurers, and shops and reports customers including Zipcar, Voyager Global Mobility, Clearcover, and SIXT. Across its customer base ServiceUp has reduced repair cycle times by over 30%, improving vehicle uptime and operational efficiency. Founded in 2021 and based in Los Gatos, Calif., ServiceUp shifted from consumer-focused repairs to a B2B model targeting fleets and carriers. With its product set—Connect (a self-service SaaS configuration) and ServiceUp 360 (full-service repair coordination)—the company offers a flexible SaaS + Managed Service model. ServiceUp plans to use new capital to grow its team, enter new markets, and accelerate product development. ServiceUp provides a full-service car repair experience through a mobile app that connects consumers to a ServiceUp Advocate who manages pickup, delivery, estimates, repairs, payments (including BNPL), and customer service. The company leverages a certified Partner Network of vetted independent repair shops and is building ML/AI technology to improve logistics, customer service, and marketing. Founded in early 2021 and based in Los Gatos, California, ServiceUp operates in four metro markets: the San Francisco Bay Area, West Los Angeles, Denver, and Phoenix, and plans to expand into ten markets by year-end. The company reported 20% month-over-month growth in 2022 and has a vetted network of more than 150 top-rated car repair shops. ServiceUp also offers its consumer app as an employee perk to large employers including Amazon, NVIDIA, Meta, and LinkedIn, and has partnerships with NowRx and fleet operators. The Series A proceeds will be used to fund market expansion and investments in ML/AI, marketing, product, field operations, and business development.

Led · Series A · Jul 2025

GetWhy leverages proprietary generative-AI models to conduct and analyse qualitative video interviews and speed up market studies for enterprise brands. The company serves global customers including Heineken, Nestlé, The Coca‑Cola Company, Adidas, MARS, eBay and Unilever. GetWhy says its platform produces customer insights much faster than traditional surveys, enabling multiple simultaneous studies across markets. The firm reports that some 60% of its revenue comes from the U.S. as it scales. As part of growth plans funded by the raise, GetWhy will open a U.S. office in 2025 to strengthen its presence in the world’s largest consumer market. The company positions itself to capture a fast-growing AI-driven consumer-insights segment that has been assessed at $140 billion in revenue. GetWhy operates an agentic, AI-powered consumer research platform that produces human-centric qualitative insights with an average turnaround of 24 hours. Its proprietary AI engine was developed over the past five years and underpins cross-country comparisons and access to hard-to-reach demographics. The platform is used by iconic brands, including many from the Fortune 100, to accelerate go-to-market strategies and identify where marketing is most effective. The company highlights its ability to surface previously inaccessible areas of insight and to help clients act more quickly. Financially, GetWhy has raised $64.5 million since inception, and its most recent equity round was a $34.5 million Series A led by PeakSpan Capital in June 2024. The company says the new funding will position it to accelerate its mission of delivering greater speed and precision to brands worldwide. GetWhy provides a platform that generates market-study templates, recruits respondents, runs unmoderated video interviews, and uses its Bloom AI to analyze video responses and extract quotes and aggregated insights. Bloom’s generative model is trained on hundreds of thousands of interview sessions and is designed to surface relevant quotes and patterns in under 25 minutes. The company says it can complete recruitment and testing workflows within 24 hours, using integrated global panels and a specialist recruitment team. GetWhy lists enterprise customers including Nestlé, McDonald’s, Nike and L’Oréal. The business began in Denmark in 2011 as UserTribe, operated as a consultancy, then pivoted to a technology company and rebranded to GetWhy in January. Leadership changes included Casper Henningsen joining in 2017 and later being classed as a co-founder and serving as CEO. Financially, the company has previously raised roughly $30M (a mix of ~75% equity and debt) and now reports a larger institutional round.