Construction technology startup conmeet has raised €6 million in an
oversubscribed seed funding round to accelerate the rollout of its AI-centric
operating system for trades and construction businesses. The round was co-led
by Reimann Investors Venture Capital and Smedvig Ventures, six months after the
company’s pre-seed financing led by May Ventures, which remains an investor.
Founded in 2023 by Benedikt Kisner, Leandro Ananias and Lennart Eckerlein, conmeet has developed a platform that unifies project management,
procurement, scheduling, construction site operations, documentation, finance
and invoicing in a single system. Designed for mid-sized trades and
construction companies with 10 to 500 employees, it replaces fragmented
software tools with a shared data foundation that supports end-to-end business
management.
The company is addressing inefficiencies created by disconnected
software systems that require duplicate data entry, manual handovers and
fragmented workflows.
Instead of relying on separate tools for each stage of a
project, customers can manage the entire workflow – from initial customer contact
and procurement to project execution and payment – within a single platform. By
bringing all operational data together, conmeet provides office teams,
commercial departments and construction sites with a shared, real-time source
of information.
Built around a unified data model, the platform integrates artificial
intelligence directly into operational processes, automating recurring tasks
and enabling increasingly autonomous workflow execution. Its architecture has
been designed specifically for AI, allowing new capabilities to be embedded
into day-to-day operations rather than added as standalone features.
Commenting on the investment, Benedikt Kisner, co-founder and CEO of
conmeet, said the industry’s need is not for another standalone tool, but for
a unified platform that manages end-to-end business operations:
AI is now creating entirely new possibilities: processes can not
only be represented digitally but also automated intelligently and increasingly
executed autonomously. Because conmeet is built on a shared data foundation and
an architecture designed for AI from the ground up, we can integrate these
capabilities directly into companies’ day-to-day operations.
Samuel Schuler,
Managing Director at Reimann Investors Venture Capital, said the market is
increasingly demanding software built around the specific workflows of trades
and construction businesses, adding that conmeet’s combination of industry and
technology expertise was a key factor in the investment decision.
conmeet
addresses these problems with a central system and a team that combines unique
domain expertise across the trades, company building and software development.
This combination was decisive in our investment decision,
said Schuler.
The new funding will support the company’s expansion
across the DACH region, further develop its AI capabilities, and grow its team.
