Origin, a London-based AI-powered benefits platform for multinational companies, has raised $30 million in an extended Series A+ round led by Notion Capital. The funding brings Origin's total capital raised over the past 12 months to more than $50 million. Founded by Chris Bruce and Pete Craghill, Origin's platform uses an AI engine called Cuido to consolidate fragmented benefits data across policies, contracts and vendor platforms into a single system. The platform helps chief human resources officers track benefits spending and usage whilst enabling employees to query their available benefits. Origin's clients include Pfizer, Comcast and BP. One client expects to save $75 million annually using the platform. The company has approximately 75 employees across the US, UK and Europe. The new funding will support integrations with human capital management platforms like Workday and Oracle's Peoplesoft.

Origin, a national provider of pelvic floor physical therapy and musculoskeletal care for women, has closed a Series B funding round led by SJF Ventures, with participation from Blue Venture Fund and Gratitude Railroad. The funding amount was not disclosed. Founded in 2020, Origin offers virtual and in-person physical therapy sessions across all 50 US states. The company has built an AI-driven clinical decision product called Athena, using data from 39 million patient interactions over 10 years, alongside a patient-facing AI agent, GinaGPT. The funding will accelerate development of personalised care journeys and support Origin University, the company's clinical training programme that has trained over 100 physical therapists in 2025. Origin is targeting a $61 billion market opportunity in pelvic floor care.