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BlueRun Ventures — 2015 Investments

5 investments dated 2015 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Coupacoupa.comin𝕏May 2015

Coupa provides an AI-native platform for business spend management, covering procurement, finance, and supply chain operations for enterprises.

AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareFintechSaaSSan Mateo, US

Noah Eisner(Founder)inJon Stueve(Executive Officer)inRob Bernshteyn(Chief Executive Officer & Chairman)inLeagh TurnerinDave Stephens(Founder)

Board seatJonathan Ebinger· per SEC Form D

Co-investorsBattery VenturesBright Pixel CapitalCapitalGCraft VenturesCrosslink CapitalElevate Innovation Partners+15 more

Freedom Payfreedompay.cominDec 2015

FreedomPay provides a payment orchestration platform that connects to over 1,500 third-party solutions, enabling businesses to manage transactions across POS, mobile, web, and other channels through a single integration.

Enterprise SoftwareFintechSaaSRadnor, US

Thomas E. Durovsik(Executive Officer, Director)

BoardMarshall Durston(Director)

Board seatJonathan Ebinger· per SEC Form D

Co-investorsElevate Innovation PartnersSavano Capital PartnersVCFA Group

HumanAPIhumanapi.co𝕏Series A · Jan 2015 · $7Macquired by LexisNexis Risk Solutions

LexisNexis Health Intelligence (formerly Human API Health Intelligence) provides electronic health record (EHR) data access and integration for life insurance carriers and underwriters.

Data & InfrastructureDigital HealthHealthtechInsurTechRedwood City, US

Andrei Pop(Executive Officer, Director)in

BoardJohn Malloy(Director)in

Co-investorsAndreessen HorowitzAngelPadMoneta VCMS&AD VenturesSilicon BadiaSPRINGROCK VENTURES+3 more

zeemeezeemee.cominSeries A · Oct 2015 · $6M

ZeeMee is a mobile app for incoming and prospective college students to connect with future classmates, find roommates, and chat with peers and admissions teams.

ConsumerEdTechSocial

Co-investorsLongley Capital

Other

Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.

Airobotics

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.