Fundraising FoxLevel Equity — 2021 Investments
7 investments dated 2021 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
FormAssembly is a data collection platform that captures structured, validated information through secure online forms and routes it into Salesforce and other systems of record.
Data & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareSaaSBloomington, US
Cedric Savarese(Executive Officer, Director)in
Board seatGeorge McCulloch· per SEC Form D
Chronus provides mentoring, peer learning, change adoption, and employee community software designed to help organizations develop their workforce and build high-performance cultures.
AI & Machine LearningEdTechEnterprise SoftwareFuture of WorkHR TechSaaSSan Francisco, US
Ankur Ahlowalia(CEO)
Co-investorsMonta Vista CapitalSOSV
PassFort built software that handled the collection, verification, and storage of due diligence documents for customers and suppliers, drawing on integrated third-party data sources.
Enterprise SoftwareLegalTechLondon, GB
Donald Gillies(CEO)inHenry Irish(Founding CTO)in
Co-investorsEntrepreneur FirstEpisode1OpenOceanVolution VenturesMMC VenturesPaul Forster
Tulip provides a clienteling and customer engagement platform for retailers, offering tools for personalized outreach, appointment scheduling, and point-of-sale that help boost loyalty, conversion, and average order value.
Retail TechSaaSSales Tech
SaaS-based platform for K-12 attendance automation and visitor management.
Gaithersburg, US
Mark H. Ruiters(Executive Officer, Director)in
BoardGeorge McCullough(Director)
Uberall is a multi-location marketing platform that helps brands manage their online presence across search engines, maps, AI tools, and social media.
AI & Machine LearningMarketing TechSaaSBerlin
David Federhen(Founder)inFlorian Hübner(Founder)inJosha Benner(Founder)
Co-investorsBregal MilestoneFrontier Venture CapitalHPE GrowthKreos CapitalProject A VenturesProject Ventures
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Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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