Omnevue is a technology company.
Omnevue has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round.
Omnevue has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Omnevue (operating under ESGgen Limited) is a London-based SaaS startup founded in 2021 that builds cloud-based platforms for automated ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and CO2e (carbon equivalent) accounting.[1][2][3] Its core products, vueesg and vuecarbon, integrate with financial, HR, and business data sources to deliver real-time, audit-grade reports compliant with standards like ISAE 3000, CSRD, and TPT, targeting businesses from SMEs to enterprises seeking sustainability compliance and net-zero strategies.[1][3] Serving accounting firms, proptechs (e.g., LendInvest, Goodlord), transport firms (e.g., Zeelo), and others, Omnevue solves the complexity of ESG data collection, calculation, benchmarking, and reporting—often called the "QuickBooks for ESG"—amid rising regulatory demands for non-financial disclosures like emissions and gender pay gaps.[1][3] With $3.1 million in seed funding raised in 2023 and over 100 companies onboarded early, it shows strong growth momentum, expanding a team to 22 members.[3][5]
Omnevue was co-founded in April 2021 by Daniel Jeczmien, an entrepreneur and ex-Google marketer who previously built UK rental deposit startup Flatfair, and Dr. Marc Lepere, a sustainability expert leading ESG executive education at King’s Business School, King’s College London.[3] The idea emerged from recognizing the gap in reliable, automated ESG data tools as regulations intensified, positioning Omnevue (formerly ESGgen) as a pioneer in financial-grade non-financial accounting.[1][3] Early traction was rapid: shortly after launch, it onboarded hundreds of clients including top UK accounting firms, LendInvest, Goodlord, Zeelo, Packhelp, and BVRLA members, leveraging its accessible interface amid ISSB framework announcements.[3] Headquarters shifted between Eastbourne and London, with the company evolving from a niche carbon tool to a full ESG suite.[1][4]
Omnevue rides the ESG reporting mandate wave, fueled by EU's CSRD, UK's TPT, and ISSB standards requiring SMEs to disclose emissions, water use, and social metrics to clients, lenders, and investors.[3] Timing is ideal post-2023 ISSB unveilings, as corporate supply chains demand verified non-financial data, creating a $10B+ market for automated tools amid manual reporting inefficiencies.[3] Market forces like investor scrutiny and net-zero pledges favor it, positioning Omnevue as a "credit bureau" for ESG data in proptech, fintech, and beyond—already influencing UK accountants to pivot into sustainability advisory.[1][3] By enabling scalable compliance, it democratizes ESG for startups, reducing barriers in a landscape where 100s of firms like Zeelo rely on it for ecosystem-wide transparency.[3]
Omnevue is poised to dominate as the default ESG engine for SMEs, with product expansions into supply chain monitoring and AI-driven benchmarks likely next amid tightening 2026+ regulations.[1][3] Trends like ISSB adoption and lender-mandated disclosures will accelerate growth, potentially scaling to thousands of users and Series A funding. Its influence may evolve from compliance tool to strategic advisor, shaping how startups integrate sustainability—like financial accounting did decades ago—cementing its role as the go-to for cutting through green complexity.[3]
Omnevue has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Omnevue's investors include 7percent Ventures, Alumni Ventures, Elbow Beach Capital, Hoxton Ventures, Pi Labs, Two Sigma Ventures, Brian Sugar, Esteban Ordano, Gokul Rajaram, Matthew Hackett, Omid Ashtari, Paul Forster.
Omnevue has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $3.0M Seed in June 2023.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 1, 2023 | $3.0M Seed | 7percent Ventures, Alumni Ventures, Elbow Beach Capital, Hoxton Ventures, Pi Labs, Two Sigma Ventures, Brian Sugar, Esteban Ordano, Gokul Rajaram, Matthew Hackett, Omid Ashtari, Paul Forster, Pierre Lavaux, Trevor McFedries |