sci2sci Raises €1.2 Million for AI Verification Software
sci2sci raised €1.2 million in pre seed funding to expand its data verification software for regulated industries, according to Tech.eu. Heliad and IBB Ventures jointly led the round, with participation from Robin Capital and Superangels.
The Berlin startup initially focuses on biopharma, where research and regulatory records are often spread across documents, spreadsheets, laboratory notes and separate systems. Its Integrity Cortex product connects claims to source material and verifies citations and conclusions, creating an audit record designed to meet 21 CFR Part 11 requirements for electronic records.
Its second product, VectorCat, connects information held in cloud storage, network drives and laboratory systems without moving the underlying data. Sci2sci will use the funding to expand its engineering team, support more biopharma customers and bring Integrity Cortex to other regulated sectors, including banking.
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