Inveniam Capital Partners has acquired Docugami, a business document intelligence company founded by XML co-creator Jean Paoli. Inveniam provides digital data infrastructure for private markets. The companies announced the deal alongside a planned livestream for November 12.
Deal structure and background
Earlier this year, the two companies formed a partnership around Docugami's DGML document format. Docugami made DGML openly available, and Inveniam committed to anchoring extracted data on NVNM Chain. They also co-founded the DGML open initiative and published documentation for developers and partners.
Leadership changes
Jean Paoli will become Inveniam's chief product and technology officer. He will lead the technology teams of the combined company. Docugami will continue serving its existing customers from Kirkland, Washington.
What the combined platform does
Docugami's DGML turns complex business documents into named, addressable facts. NVNM Chain and InveniamIO make those facts provable while keeping them secure and confidential. The combined architecture supports verifiable data for private assets without any party giving up source custody.
The companies will hold an interactive livestream on X.com and YouTube on Thursday, November 12 at 14:00 UTC. The event will include a live demo, discussion, and community questions. It will feature Patrick O'Meara, Jean Paoli, and John Patrick Mullin.