Fundraising FoxBase10 Partners — 2021 Investments
5 investments dated 2021 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Compa builds AI agents and live market data tools for enterprise compensation teams, helping them analyze pay trends and guide pay decisions across recruiting and HR.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareHR TechSaaSNewport Beach, US
Charlie Franklin(Founder)inJoseph Delmonico Malandruccolo(Founder)inTaylor Cone(Founder)in
BoardArun Penmetsa(Director)in
Co-investorsStorm Ventures2.12 AngelsAcadian Ventures Management, LlcCrosscut VenturesDragonXNavigate Ventures+4 more
MaestroQA offers a conversation data platform that analyzes customer interactions across calls, chat, and bots to support quality assurance and voice-of-customer programs.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareSaaSNew York, US
Srinivas Prathipati(Executive Officer, Director)Harrison Hunter(Founder)inVasu Prathipati(Founder)
BoardNihal Mehta(Director)in
Co-investorsDorm RoomEniac VenturesFoundation CapitalDeep Fork Capital
Nowports is a digital freight forwarder that simplifies international trade in Latin America by offering air, sea, land, and multimodal cargo transportation alongside financing, insurance, and centralized logistics management through a single platform.
B2B MarketplacesEnterprise SoftwareFintechLogistics & Supply ChainMexico City, MX
Alfonso de los Rios Villareal(CEO)inMaximiliano Casal(Founder)inAlfonso De los Rios(Founder)inAlfonso de los Ríos(Founder)
Co-investorsFoundation CapitalInvestoMONASHEESMouro CapitalPartech VenturesPlexo Capital+18 more
Yaydoo offers software to automate and centralize billing, collections, payments, and financial reconciliation for businesses, with real-time reporting and direct ERP integration.
Cloud ComputingEnterprise SoftwareFintechSaaS
Sergio Almaguer(Founder)inGuillermo Treviño(Founder)inRoberto Flores RiverollinSergio Almaguer Ramirez
Co-investors500 GlobalincMTY AcceleratorLEAP Global PartnersMONASHEESSaba InvestmentsSoftbank Latin America Fund
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
Rows marked “SEC filing” are inferred from directors named on the company's SEC Form D — public regulatory data, not a portfolio list published by the firm.