It’s Wednesday, October 15, 2025, and we’re back with the top startup and tech funding news making headlines today. From enterprise AI to vertical semiconductors, investors showed continued appetite across early-stage innovation and scaled platforms tackling real-world operational inefficiencies. Today’s highlights include Reducto’s $75 million Series B to advance vision-language AI for enterprise document intelligence, Campfire’s $65 million infusion to reinvent financial ERP with its Large Accounting Model, and OneImaging’s $38 million Series A to simplify radiology scheduling through AI.
AI-powered enterprise tools, mental health tech, and deeptech infrastructure played a central role, with fresh capital flowing into startups like Viven, Corbel, and Vertical Semiconductor. Meanwhile, fintech and industrial automation drew new investor attention, as early-stage players like Clove and ShelfCycle built momentum with multi-million-dollar rounds.
Funding Highlights
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Reducto raised $75 million in Series B funding to scale its document processing AI and push into healthcare and finance.
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Campfire secured $65 million to expand its AI-native ERP for finance teams.
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OneImaging landed $38 million Series A to make radiology scans faster, cheaper, and easier to schedule nationwide.
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Marble Health pulled in $15.5 million to improve mental health access for students through school-integrated virtual care.
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Vertical Semiconductor closed $11 million to commercialize stacked GaN chips powering AI data centers.
Investor Activity
The day’s rounds featured strong participation from leading VCs like Andreessen Horowitz, Accel, Khosla Ventures, Ribbit Capital, and Benchmark. Deeptech and infrastructure bets stood out, while sectors like mental health, industrial software, and fintech also gained steam. Notable angel investors from Figma, Coinbase, and Ramp joined rounds, signaling founder-driven conviction in critical categories.
From stealthy newcomers to global category creators, today’s deals highlight enduring momentum across AI systems, industrial digitization, fintech infrastructure, and healthtech. Here’s the full breakdown. Until tomorrow, keep building.
Viven Raises $35M in Seed Funding for AI Digital Twin Workplace Assistant
Viven, an enterprise AI startup from the co-founders of recruiting platform Eightfold, announced a $35 million seed funding round on Oct. 15. The round was led by Khosla Ventures and included participation from Foundation Capital, FPV Ventures, and others. Viven’s platform creates an AI “digital twin” for each employee by indexing their internal documents (email, Slack, Docs, etc.), allowing teams to query colleagues’ expertise even when they’re offline.
The new capital will help Viven further develop its specialized LLM technology and expand its go-to-market efforts in organizations. Behind Viven are co-founders Ashutosh Garg and Varun Kacholia, entrepreneurs who have already built two unicorns and helped shape the future of enterprise AI through Eightfold.
Funding Details:
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Startup: Viven
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Investors: Khosla Ventures (lead), Foundation Capital, FPV Ventures, et al.
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Amount Raised: $35 million
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Total Raised: Not disclosed
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Funding Stage: Seed
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Funding Date: Oct 15, 2025
Vertical Semiconductor Raises $11M in Funding to Power AI Data Centers
Vertical Semiconductor, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology spinout, secured an $11 million seed round on Oct. 15. Playground Global led the round, joined by Jimco Technology Ventures, Milemark Capital, and Shin-etsu.
The startup is commercializing a gallium nitride (GaN) power management chip that stacks transistors vertically, which can more efficiently convert and deliver electricity inside AI data center servers. Vertical will use the funding to finish prototypes and begin shipping its compact GaN chips designed to reduce power losses and heat in AI compute clusters.
Funding Details:
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Startup: Vertical Semiconductor
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Investors: Playground Global (lead), Jimco Technology Ventures, Milemark Capital, Shin-etsu
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Amount Raised: $11 million
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Total Raised: Not disclosed
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Funding Stage: Seed
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Funding Date: Oct 15, 2025
Marble Health Raises $15.5M in Series A Funding for Student Mental Health Platform
Marble Health, a digital mental health platform for school-aged students, announced a $15.5 million Series A round on Oct. 15. The round was led by Costanoa Ventures with participation from Town Hall Ventures and Khosla Ventures. New York-based Marble integrates with schools to connect teens to virtual therapy and supports collaboration among counselors, parents, and clinicians.
The infusion will allow Marble to expand its team and deploy its platform in additional school districts, helping more students access timely mental health care.
Funding Details:
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Startup: Marble Health
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Investors: Costanoa Ventures (lead), Town Hall Ventures, Khosla Ventures
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Amount Raised: $15.5 million
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Total Raised: Not disclosed
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Funding Stage: Series A
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Funding Date: Oct 15, 2025
Clove Raises $14M in Pre-Seed Funding for AI-Powered Financial Advice
Clove, a London-based fintech startup combining human advisers with AI tools, raised $14 million in a pre-seed round announced on Oct. 15. The funding was led by Accel and included Kindred Capital, Air Street Capital, and a group of notable angels such as Barney Hussey-Yeo, Patrick Pichette, Erez Mathan, and Gideon Valkin.
Clove’s platform automates back-office work for financial advisers, aiming to make high-quality financial advice more affordable and accessible. The new capital will help Clove scale its engineering and advisory teams and enhance its AI-driven planning platform.
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Startup: Clove
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Investors: Accel (lead), Kindred Capital, Air Street Capital; Angels including Barney Hussey-Yeo, Patrick Pichette, Erez Mathan, Gideon Valkin
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Amount Raised: $14 million
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Total Raised: Not disclosed
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Funding Stage: Pre-Seed
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Funding Date: Oct 15, 2025
Corbel Raises $6.7M in Seed Funding to Automate Industrial Sales Processes
Corbel, an AI-native operating system for industrial equipment manufacturers, announced a $6.7 million seed round on Oct. 15. The funding was led by Ibex Investors, with participation from Joule Ventures, Restive Ventures, and Selah Ventures. Corbel’s platform uses AI agents to generate sales quotes, streamline customer service, and automate parts procurement for complex machinery.
The capital will be used to expand its product (which already powers CPQ and financing for several manufacturers) and to continue integrating Corbel’s AI-driven sales tools across the industrial sector.
Funding Details:
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Startup: Corbel
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Investors: Ibex Investors (lead), Joule Ventures, Restive Ventures, Selah Ventures
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Amount Raised: $6.7 million
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Total Raised: Not disclosed
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Funding Stage: Seed
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Funding Date: Oct 15, 2025
Andium Secures $4.1M in Funding to Scale IoT Field Management Platform
Andium, a startup offering an IoT-driven field management solution for remote operations, raised $4.1 million according to a recent SEC filing. The filing indicates the company brought in capital from four investors as part of a $5 million securities offering. According to the report, Andium has now raised $46.5 million in total equity funding.
The new funds are expected to help Andium enhance its sensor platform for monitoring off-grid facilities in sectors like energy, enabling more efficient and safe management of field sites.
Funding Details:
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Startup: Andium
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Investors: Four undisclosed investors (via SEC filing)
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Amount Raised: $4.1 million
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Total Raised: $46.5 million
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Funding Stage: Undisclosed (equity financing)
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Funding Date: Oct 15, 2025
ShelfCycle Closes $4M in Funding for Chemical Distribution Software
ShelfCycle, a SaaS startup providing an operating system for chemical distributors, raised $4 million according to a recent SEC filing. The filing notes that four investors funded the round (part of a $4.5 million offering), bringing ShelfCycle’s known total funding to $4 million. ShelfCycle’s platform digitizes cataloging, pricing, and order management for the specialty chemical supply chain.
The proceeds will likely be used to extend the platform’s feature set and onboard more industrial customers.
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Startup: ShelfCycle
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Investors: Four undisclosed investors (via SEC filing)
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Amount Raised: $4 million
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Total Raised: $4 million
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Funding Stage: Undisclosed (equity financing)
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Funding Date: Oct 15, 2025
FlowMode Raises $3.8M Pre-Launch to Develop Productivity Tech
FlowMode, a pre-product startup focused on productivity and wellness tools, raised $3.8 million via an SEC funding filing. The report indicates five investors joined the close of a $4.5 million offering.
FlowMode’s founders plan to use the capital to accelerate development and hiring for their yet-to-launch app, which aims to integrate focus and well-being features into work routines. This infusion will support FlowMode’s go-to-market push once its platform is ready to release.
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Startup: FlowMode
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Investors: Five undisclosed investors (via SEC filing)
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Amount Raised: $3.8 million
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Total Raised: $3.8 million (round)
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Funding Stage: Undisclosed (pre-launch)
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Funding Date: Oct 15, 2025
OneImaging Raises $38M in Series A Funding to Simplify Radiology Scheduling
OneImaging, a Miami-based radiology platform startup, announced a $38 million Series A financing to simplify radiology scheduling. The round was led by Dubai’s Vy Capital, with participation from Aquiline, SemperVirens Venture Capital, and XRC Ventures.
Several prominent individuals also joined, including Figma co-founder Dylan Field, former Coinbase CTO Balaji Srinivasan, and Shutterstock founder Jon Oringer. OneImaging uses AI to connect patients with a nationwide network of imaging centers, aiming to cut costs by up to 80% and streamline scheduling and prior authorization for MRI, CT, and other scans.
Founded by radiologist Dr. Elan Adler, OneImaging has built a platform that lets patients easily find, price, and schedule MRI, CT, and other diagnostic scans through a user-friendly app — bringing transparency and speed to a system often plagued by long wait times and opaque pricing.
The company partners with accredited imaging centers nationwide and handles everything from insurance pre-approvals to providing digital results, enabling patients to save up to 80% on imaging costs and book appointments in days instead of weeks. Unlike many healthcare startups that simply overlay software on existing systems, OneImaging created a full-stack solution, even integrating with health plans so patients can see in-network options and upfront costs.
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Startup: OneImaging
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Investors: Vy Capital (lead), Aquiline, SemperVirens Venture Capital, XRC Ventures; angels Dylan Field, Balaji Srinivasan, Jon Oringer
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Amount Raised: $38 million
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Total Raised: Not disclosed
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Funding Stage: Series A
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Funding Date: Oct 15, 2025
Reducto Raises $75M in Series B Funding for AI Document Intelligence
Reducto, a vision-language AI platform for document processing, secured $75 million in a Series B funding round. The round was led by Andreessen Horowitz, with continued support from existing backers Benchmark, First Round Capital, BoxGroup, and Y Combinator. This brings Reducto’s total funding to $108 million, following its $24.5 million Series A earlier this year.
The funds will accelerate research on advanced OCR and vision-language models, as Reducto continues to expand use of its document ingestion API in industries from legal and finance to healthcare.
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Startup: Reducto
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Investors: Andreessen Horowitz (lead), Benchmark, First Round Capital, BoxGroup, Y Combinator
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Amount Raised: $75 million
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Total Raised: $108 million
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Funding Stage: Series B
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Funding Date: Oct 15, 2025
Campfire Raises $65M in Series B Funding for AI-Driven Finance ERP
Campfire, a San Francisco-based AI-native ERP for finance teams, announced a $65 million Series B on Oct. 15. The round was co-led by Accel and Ribbit Capital, with participation from Foundation Capital, Y Combinator, and several angel investors (including Ramp co-founder Karim Atiyeh and Snowflake’s Brad Floering).
The financing comes just 12 weeks after Campfire’s $35 million Series A, bringing total funding to over $100 million. Campfire’s software automates accounting workflows (reconciliations, close processes, etc.) with its proprietary Large Accounting Model (LAM). The new capital will help scale its AI-powered platform across enterprise customers and continue disrupting legacy ERP systems in the finance function.
Funding Details:
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Startup: Campfire
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Investors: Accel (co-lead), Ribbit Capital (co-lead), Foundation Capital, Y Combinator, Angels including Karim Atiyeh, Brad Floering, Steve Sidhu, Scott Buxton, and Naeem Ishaq
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Amount Raised: $65 million
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Total Raised: $100 million+
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Funding Stage: Series B
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Funding Date: Oct 15, 2025
