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UK-based Software Company Enate Received Investment From Scottish Equity Partners

Jun 26, 2025 | By Kailee Rainse

UK-based software company Enate has received a major investment from Scottish Equity Partners (SEP), a top European growth equity firm focused on enterprise software and tech businesses.

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  • UK-based software company Enate has received a major investment from Scottish Equity Partners (SEP), a top European growth equity firm focused on enterprise software and tech businesses.

Enate offers a leading process orchestration and AI platform used by global service providers like IHG, TMF, and EY.

Their solution helps large companies manage complex, worldwide operations more efficiently and consistently. By connecting people, systems, and processes on a single, easy-to-use platform, Enate gives business leaders the visibility and insights needed to improve performance and scale their services globally.

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James Hall, CEO of Enate and former Founder of GenFour, said: We’ve hit a tipping point. Process orchestration is no longer a niche idea it’s a core foundation of digital transformation and AI deployment. Enate is an established pioneer of this movement. SEP’s backing is a huge validation. They’re experienced growth equity investors with a strong track record in enterprise software. This is about scaling up with the right partner, strengthening our product and AI capabilities, and taking Enate to even more service providers globally.

Tim Ankers, Director at SEP, shared that they’ve been tracking Enate’s progress for years and have consistently been impressed by the impact it delivers for its customers. He added:

We’re delighted to now be partnering with James, Kit and the team, providing significant investment to support product development and global expansion. Enate fits with our strategy of backing high-growth enterprise software companies solving real operational challenges.

Daniel Muranda, Principal at SEP, noted that orchestration and automation technologies have huge potential to help service providers improve both customer experience and operational efficiency. He added:

Enate’s offering already powers some of the world’s most complex organisations to do just that. Crucially, it enables the safe and scalable adoption of Generative and Agentic AI, while meeting operational and regulatory needs.

Kit Cox, Founder and CTO of Enate, shared that this investment marks a new chapter for the company as it expands to meet the growing global demand for orchestration and AI in service delivery.

Enate was built to cope with the reality of running modern services. They’re often complex and chaotic, but we’re changing that from the inside out.

Existing investor Mercia Ventures remains a key supporter in Enate’s growth journey. Their early confidence and continued backing have played a crucial role in helping the company build a solid foundation, drive product innovation and scale globally. Marina Fuentes, Investor at Mercia Ventures, added:

We’re very pleased to see this confidence echoed by SEP’s significant backing, which marks another important milestone in Enate’s scale-up journey.

The demand for process orchestration software is rising quickly, and Enate has seen 30% annual growth over the past three years. Industry analysts predict the global process orchestration market will reach $22 billion by 2030.

With the latest investment, Enate plans to strengthen its AI and orchestration R&D efforts and expand customer operations across Europe, North America, and Asia Pacific.

About Enate

Founded in 2000, Enate is a simple platform that helps businesses manage, monitor, and improve their workflows. It lets you organise operations, spot automation opportunities, and ensure tasks are completed on time.

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