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Battery Ventures

Battery Ventures has backed 22 companies behind 25 listings on Anchor Terminal.

Venture firm

Battery Ventures has backed 22 companies behind 25 listings on Anchor Terminal.

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Companies on Anchor Terminal

Where they invest

Customer support & helpdesk 3 Agent observability & evals 2 Decision models 2 GPU & serverless compute 1 Secrets & credential vaults 1 Databases & files 1 Company knowledge & data catalogues 1 Agent harnesses 1 Personal assistants 1 Work & productivity 1 Bank data & open banking 1 Human approval & handoff 1 Product analytics & experimentation 1 Messaging APIs 1 Phone calling & voice transport 1 Health records & wellness data 1 Model APIs & inference 1 Project & task management 1 CRM & customer platforms 1 Retrieval & vector search 1 Workflow automation 1

Founders they backed

Questions

Which AI tools has Battery Ventures invested in?

Anchor Terminal lists Arize AI, Baseten, Bitwarden, ClickHouse, Collibra, Cognition AI, Inc., Front, Galileo (now Splunk Agent Observability, Cisco), Kustomer, LLC, Crivello Corp (doing business as Lindy), Mattermost, Inc., MX Technologies, Inc., Orkes, Pendo.io, Inc., Plain, Plivo, Redox, Inc., SambaNova Systems, Inc., Shortcut Software Company, Streak, Weaviate and Workato backed by Battery Ventures.

How are Battery Ventures's companies graded?

On Anchor Terminal's benchmark, Arize Phoenix (BB, 75.8), Baseten (B, 66.7), elephant-1 (D, 47.6), mammoth-1 (D, 47.7), Bitwarden Secrets Manager (C, 56.8), ClickHouse MCP Server (B, 64.6), Collibra (B, 64.7), Devin (C, 55.7), Front API + MCP (B, 63.7), Galileo API + MCP (D, 47.9), Kustomer (C, 57.5), Lindy (F, 32.5), Mattermost (B, 66), MX Platform API (B, 62.5), Orkes Conductor Human tasks (C, 54.2), Pendo (D, 48.3), Plain API + MCP (B, 65.5), Plivo API (C, 60.4), Plivo Voice API (C, 60.5), Redox (C, 58.3), SambaCloud (B, 66.5), Shortcut (C, 60.2), Streak API + MCP (D, 46.4), Weaviate API + MCP (B, 68.1) and Workato API + MCP (C, 58).

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