02 companies worth re-engaging · Week of July 07, 2026 · F-Prime Capital
F·Prime Capital
Monitoring Digest
Vol. 2026 · July 07, 2026
Prepared for
Sanjay Aggarwal
02 companies worth re-engaging, ranked by signal strength and contact recency.
01
MONITORING
Tagged Jun 01, 2026 · 36 days as monitoring
Maneva provides an AI-driven platform that employs video-to-action technology to monitor manufacturing processes, facilitating real-time defect detection and enhancing operational efficiency. The system integrates continuous surveillance to reduce downtime and improve worker safety on the factory floor.
Funding (Harmonic)
Latest round: Series A · $27M · Jun 2026. $75.8M raised · 6 rounds.
Data signals
Funding
Series A · $27M · Jun 10, 2026
Harmonic · Jun 10, 2026
Total raised: $75.8M across 6 rounds.
Headcount
Headcount up 16.7% in 30 days (+11 hires, now 77)
Harmonic · Jun 02, 2026
Maneva grew headcount from 66 to 77 in the last 30 days (16.7% growth).
Website source checked Jul 07, 2026.
Since you last spoke
Maneva announced a $27M Series A on June 10, 2026, bringing total funding to $75.8M across six rounds, and your last contact with the company was 98 days ago. The funding milestone and extended silence since your last touchpoint warrant a check-in on how the capital is being allocated and what shifts in their manufacturing AI roadmap may have emerged.
Outreach contacts
Rae Jeong
Co-Founder, CEO
Kelvin Chan
Chief Technology Officer
Last contact
Meeting
“Maneva / F-Prime: Catch Up”
98 days ago · Mar 31, 2026
Sources
02
MONITORING
Tagged Nov 04, 2024 · 609 days as monitoring
The company offers a platform designed for Internet Service Providers (ISPs) that integrates billing, customer management, and inventory tracking while automating workflows. It utilizes technologies such as real-time network monitoring and incident response to enhance operational efficiency.
Funding (Harmonic)
Latest round: Series B · $40M · Apr 2026. $66.3M raised · 4 rounds.
Data signals
Customer win
Website · Jul 03, 2026 · date from page metadata
Great Works Internet (GWI), a 30-year-old Maine-based ISP serving residential, commercial, and enterprise customers, completed a full migration from Salesforce, Platypus, Gravity Payments, and MPX to gaiia's unified platform. The phased cutover consolidated approximately a dozen disparate systems into a single operational platform.
Funding
Series B · $40M · May 12, 2026
Harmonic · May 12, 2026
Total raised: $66.3M across 4 rounds.
Website source checked Jul 07, 2026.
Since you last spoke
Great Works Internet completed a full migration from four separate systems to gaiia's unified platform, consolidating operational tools for a 30-year-old ISP across residential, commercial, and enterprise segments. Your last contact with gaiia was 112 days ago.
Outreach contacts
Marc Campagna
cofounder + ceo
Olivier Falardeau
Co-Founder & CTO
Alexandre Verret
Co-Founder & Engineering Team Lead
Last contact
Email from Abdul Abdirahman
“Re: gaiia follow up”
112 days ago · Mar 17, 2026
Sources
Website signals cited inline above.
Colophon
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