Seamflow raises $4.5M seed round to develop AI tools for the TIC industry

February 11, 2026 at 09:00 AM UTC
Tech.eu
Original: EN
Seamflow raises $4.5M seed round to develop AI tools for the TIC industry

London-based Seamflow has secured $4.5 million in seed funding to advance its AI-driven software solutions for the Testing, Inspection, and Certification (TIC) industry. Co-led by Northzone and Initialized Capital, this investment will fuel the expansion of Seamflow’s platform, aiming to streamline complex compliance processes that are vital for product commercialization and operational safety across various economic sectors. Seamflow's technology leverages artificial intelligence to optimize critical workflows within the TIC sector, which includes tasks like document organization, review coordination, and administrative workload reduction. This is particularly impactful in high-stakes sectors such as medical devices, where extensive documentation and the availability of qualified experts significantly influence approval timelines, with some European Union device certifications currently exceeding a year due to these bottlenecks. The company's AI tools are designed to augment the capabilities of highly skilled TIC professionals, enabling them to focus on substantive assessments rather than administrative burdens. By enhancing efficiency and reducing delays, Seamflow aims to maintain the essential trust and rigor required in certification processes while accommodating increasing regulatory complexity and global demand. The newly acquired capital will support Seamflow’s team growth, product development, and global outreach to more testing, inspection, and certification organizations. This initiative aligns with broader European efforts to bolster digital sovereignty by fostering innovative tech solutions that address critical industry challenges and reduce reliance on external expertise.

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Published: February 11, 2026 at 09:00 AM UTC
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