Several tech startups — Honey Health, SavvyMoney, PodPlay Technologies, among others, have announced their venture capital funding.
Honey Health Raises $7.8 mn
Honey Health has secured $7.8 million in funding to support its cloud platform of autonomous AI agents that streamline healthcare administrative workflows. The company’s strategy is to embed end-to-end automation in provider back-offices—from data fetching and order management to prior authorizations—replacing fragmented legacy systems. Its technology focus centers on autonomous AI agents that integrate with EHR systems. The customer focus is on mid-market health systems and MSOs facing high non-clinical turnover. The founders are Matt Faustman (CEO) and Xiao Zhang. Investors include Pelion Ventures and others. The innovation lies in full workflow agents rather than task-specific tools, and benefits include lower costs, faster onboarding, stronger compliance, and increased provider profitability.
SavvyMoney Raises $225 mn
SavvyMoney has announced a $225 million minority investment round, co-led by PSG Equity and Canapi Ventures, with continued support from Spectrum Equity. The strategy is to accelerate its product roadmap and go-to-market efforts for its financial wellness platform that supports over 1,500 banks, credit unions, and fintechs. Its technology focus combines real-time credit score insights, analytics, personalized offers, and seamless lending/deposit flows. The CEO is JB Orecchia. Customer focus spans community institutions aiming to deepen consumer engagement and reduce credit risk. Innovation is in embedding financial wellness and personalized tools into institution platforms, and benefits include stronger consumer relationships, expanded product suite, and partner institution growth.
PodPlay Technologies Raises $8 mn
PodPlay Technologies, a spin-out from PingPod Inc., has raised $8 million in its Series A funding round led by Frontier Growth (partner Dave Pandullo joining the board). The strategy is to modernize the participatory sports venue industry by providing a unified vertical SaaS platform combining software, automation and hardware (video replays, digital scoreboards, autonomous access). Technology focus includes reservations, memberships, payments, analytics and venue automation. The founder & CEO is Max Kogler (co-founder). The customer focus is on sports clubs—especially growing categories like pickleball—seeking premium, tech-enabled operations. Innovation lies in end-to-end venue automation and new digital revenue streams; benefits include reduced labour costs (up to ~66 percent) and enhanced player experience.
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