Fundraising FoxMassMutual Ventures — 2023 Investments
11 investments dated 2023 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Cardata provides software for managing IRS-compliant vehicle reimbursement programs and employee driving-related expenses for enterprises.
Enterprise SoftwareFintechHR TechSaaSToronto, CA
Haywood Marsh(Chief Executive Officer)inChris Hendrix(Chief Revenue Officer)in
Co-investorsWavecrest Growth PartnersMaven Equity PartnersRed Forest Capital
AuditMate provides AI-powered auditing software for elevator maintenance and vendor management, helping building owners and managers verify contract compliance and reduce costs.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwarePropTechSan Francisco, US
Ash Wilson(Founder)inAshleigh Wilson(Founder & CEO)
Co-investorsGaingelsModerne VenturesBlue Field Capital
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Phosphorus provides a cybersecurity remediation platform for Internet of Things (xIoT) devices in enterprise environments, offering visibility, patching, and compliance capabilities that integrate with existing security tools.
CybersecurityEnterprise SoftwareIoTNashville, US
Chris Rouland(Founder)inEarle Ady(Executive Officer, Director)Charles Andros(Director)Martin LeRoy(Executive Officer)
BoardJR Smith(Director)Arthur Coviello, Jr.(Director)
Co-investorsEvolution Equity PartnersFirstMark CapitalNeva Sgr.Service Provider CapitalSyn Ventures Seed Management LlcWormhole Capital+2 more
Phone-centric identity platform that helps companies mitigate fraud while accelerating revenue and reducing operational expenses.
Co-investorsApax DigitalBlue Venture FundsOpus CapitalSecond Alpha PartnersCapital One Ventures
Qritive develops AI-based software for pathology to support cancer diagnosis, serving pathologists, researchers, and healthcare providers.
AI & Machine LearningDigital HealthHealthtechMedical DevicesSingapore, SG
Aneesh Sathe(CEO)inKaveh Taghipour(CTO)in
Co-investorsCrane Venture PartnersEntrepreneur FirstExfinity VenturesPix Vine CapitalSEEDS Capital
RapidWorks provides a quote-to-cash software platform for heavy equipment services companies, covering fields such as concrete pumping, crane rental, hydrovac, traffic control, and hauling.
Construction TechFintechLogistics & Supply ChainSaaS
Tim Curranin
Co-investorsBADideas.fundWavecrest Growth Partners
Co-investorsBADideas.fund
Sikoia offers an API-first platform that ingests customer application data from documents, open banking, and existing systems, unifying it into a single structured profile and generating audit-ready insights for onboarding and verification.
AI & Machine LearningFintechSaaS
Alexis Rog(Founder)inAlastair Bulger(Founder)inHarry Singh(Founder)Stephen Simmons(Founder)
Co-investorsEarlybird Venture CapitalBek VenturesCrane Venture Partners
Zluri offers IVIP (Identity Visibility and Intelligence Platform), which discovers and inventories human and non-human identities across SaaS, cloud, and on-premises systems and maps their access paths through a unified identity graph.
CybersecurityEnterprise SoftwareSaaS
Sethu Meenakshisundaram(Founder)inChaithanya Yambari(Founder)inChaithanya Yembari(Founder)Ritish Puttaparthi(Founder)Ritish Reddy(Founder)Ritish Reddy Puttaparthi(Founder)
Co-investorsCrane Venture PartnersEndiya PartnersFalconX VenturesKalaari CapitalLightspeed India PartnersLightspeed Venture Partners
Zylo provides SaaS and AI spend management software that discovers, tracks, and optimizes enterprise software spending by analyzing financial data and using AI models trained on over $75 billion in transaction data.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareSaaSIndianapolis, US
Eric Christopher(Founder)inCory Wheeler(Founder)inBen Pippenger(Founder)in
BoardEric Tobias(Executive Officer, Director)inScott Dorsey(Executive Officer, Director)inKristian Andersen(Executive Officer, Director)in
Co-investors515 VenturesBaird CapitalBessemer Venture PartnersHigh AlphaHyde Park Venture PartnersMenlo Ventures+6 more
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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.