Amsterdam-based HolidayHero secures €500K for its guest experience software platform
HolidayHero is a software platform and ecosystem that empowers hotels and short-term vacation rental hosts to manage guest experiences beyond booking.
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HolidayHero is a software platform and ecosystem that empowers hotels and short-term vacation rental hosts to manage guest experiences beyond booking.
TEHTRIS develops and markets cyber defence solution that detects and neutralises known and unknown cyber threats in real-time.
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Tallinn-based Alvin, a data lineage platform, announced on Wednesday that it has secured $6M (approximately €6.1M) in a Seed round of funding led by Project A Ventures.
Homa creates tools that help game creators to be more productive at each stage of the app creation and publishing process.
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YardLink is a B2B marketplace that claims to be digitising the $1T construction supply chain.
Connex One provides an AI-driven customer engagement platform with omnichannel communication and business automation.
Crisp, which claims to have doubled its customer base and number of orders in the past year, also announced the acquisition of local supplier Eetfabriek this month.
Nottingham, the UK-based Worn Again Technologies, a textile recycling innovator, announced on Friday, October 7, that it has secured £27.6M (approximately €31.4M) in funding from existing partners and primary stakeholders.
OpenUp says it will use the funds to further innovate its product and help the company enter additional markets in the European region.