CROSS-CATEGORY: Four Rounds Closed on One Day, All Arguing the Incumbent's Data Model Is the Thing That Breaks

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September 9 produced Lightfield ($47M, CRM rebuilt for agent reads/writes), Euno ($23M, a live context graph so agents get the relevant slice of the warehouse instead of the whole catalog), Harvey ($550M, moving to its own models so client documents stay in firm control) and Clay ($115M, signal-driven GTM). None of the four are pitching a better UI or more features; all four are arguing that the schema, catalog or retrieval layer underneath the incumbent product was designed around a human operator. The category label differs, the thesis is identical, and investors funded all four in a single 24-hour window.