Funded Administrative Services Startups in Denmark
Denmark's administrative services sector shows funding activity across a wide range of stages, from Question Base's $120K Pre-Seed in Aarhus (September 202…
Denmark's administrative services sector shows funding activity across a wide range of stages, from Question Base's $120K Pre-Seed in Aarhus (September 2023) to Templafy's $60M round and eloomi's $55M round, both closed in Copenhagen in June 2021. The 13 companies shown span 2020 to mid-2025, with a notable concentration of five rounds closing within a six-week window in May–June 2021 — including Forecast ($19M), Worksome ($13M), and Tame ($6M) — suggesting a period of elevated investor appetite in the segment.
Recent activity has been quieter but present: QuadSAT closed a $6M Series A in Odense in July 2025, Omada raised an undisclosed round in Copenhagen in May 2025, and Zoios secured a $2M Seed in May 2024. Copenhagen (Hovedstaden) accounts for the clear majority of companies in the dataset. SameSystem, based in Værløse, stands out as the only company with a Post-IPO Equity round, raised in August 2022.
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What are the largest disclosed rounds in this segment?
Templafy raised $60M and eloomi raised $55M, both in Copenhagen and both closing in June 2021 — the two largest disclosed amounts in the dataset. The next largest are Forecast at $19M (May 2021) and Worksome at $13M (May 2021), also Copenhagen-based.
Where are most funded administrative services companies in Denmark headquartered?
Copenhagen (Hovedstaden) dominates, accounting for at least 10 of the 13 companies shown, including Omada, Zoios, Templafy, eloomi, Forecast, and Worksome. Odense, Aarhus, and Værløse each appear once, represented by QuadSAT, Question Base, and SameSystem respectively.
Are there any rounds from 2024 or 2025 in this segment?
Three rounds appear from 2024 onward: QuadSAT's $6M Series A in Odense (July 2025), Omada's undisclosed round in Copenhagen (May 2025), and Zoios's $2M Seed in Copenhagen (May 2024). The gap between the 2021–2022 cluster and these more recent deals spans roughly two years.
Was there a funding surge at any particular point?
Five companies closed rounds between May 4 and June 16, 2021 — Tame ($6M), Worksome ($13M), Forecast ($19M), eloomi ($55M), and Templafy ($60M) — totaling over $153M in disclosed capital within roughly six weeks, all in Copenhagen.
What funding stages are represented across these companies?
The dataset includes Pre-Seed (Question Base, $120K), Seed (Zoios, $2M), Series A (QuadSAT, $6M), Venture – Series Unknown (Develop Diverse, $3M), Post-IPO Equity (SameSystem, $970K), and a Series Unknown (Omada, undisclosed). Several 2021 rounds have no stage label recorded.
Is any company in this dataset already publicly listed?
SameSystem, headquartered in Værløse, raised a $970K Post-IPO Equity round in August 2022, indicating it had completed an IPO prior to that date. It is the only company in the 13 rows with a post-public-market round.
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