European AI Startups Draw Fresh Funding Across Accounting, Automation and Hospitality

In the Czech Republic, Prague-based Duvo raised 32 million dollars in Series A funding led by Balderton Capital, with participation from existing investors Index Ventures, Northzone and Credo Ventures. The round brings the company's total funding to 48 million dollars. Duvo, founded by Rohlik Group founder Tomáš Čupr, describes its product as an Enterprise Execution OS and plans to work initially with retailers and consumer packaged goods companies. Its platform maps how employees perform tasks before deploying AI agents to execute approved steps across enterprise systems, supplier portals, spreadsheets and inboxes.

Also in the Czech Republic, FLÆ Robotics raised more than 1 million euros in Seed funding from Purple Ventures and Garage Angels. The capital will support BE-A, the company's AI hospitality agent, as well as product development, deeper integration with hotel systems, team growth and international expansion. Founded by Filip Linek in 2023, the startup joins a wave of European investment in AI-powered hospitality software this year. According to EU-Startups, Oslo-based Altek AI secured 423,000 euros, Germany's happyhotel raised 6.5 million euros, Italy's profitize secured 1.4 million euros, and Berlin-based Bounti raised 4 million euros in an adjacent segment.

In the US and UK, Harmonic Security raised 50 million dollars in Series B financing led by Crosspoint Capital Partners, bringing its total capital raised to 76 million dollars. The San Francisco and London company builds security software that lets organisations detect how workers use AI tools, identify data risks and enforce controls in real time. Its earlier Series A of 17.5 million dollars was led by Next47 in October 2024.

The Italian deeptech startup will develop and commercialise Silver Eye, a device-free monitoring system that uses AI and sensors to detect falls and behavioural changes.