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Incision funding, valuation and investors

Amsterdam hospital software provider helping operating-room and sterile-processing teams prepare for procedures.

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Funding, valuation & investors

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Latest funding

Not publicly disclosed

Latest known valuation

Not publicly disclosed

Total disclosed equity funding

Not publicly disclosed

Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.

Current status

private

Stage not recorded · Amsterdam, Netherlands

Source links not recorded Last verified: 2026-11-13

Overview

Incision Group B.V., founded in Amsterdam in 2014 by Prof. Dr. Theo Wiggers, offers Incision Assist for surgeon-specific setup and preference cards, MySPD for sterile processing education and competency tracking, and Academy for accredited surgical education. Hospitals purchase and configure Assist; it is not a consumer app.

The manager says the software reaches professionals in approximately 300 hospitals across 20+ countries, while performance improvements are selected reported hospital cases, not controlled causal estimates. HERAN HealthTech Fund II announced a €4M investment on November 10, 2026 without a disclosed funding stage or valuation. https://www.heranpartners.com/news-insights/incision-investment ; https://www.incision.care/products/assist

Why Incision is interesting

HERAN HealthTech Fund II announced a €4M investment on November 10, 2026 for U.S. expansion; the announcement does not assign it a Series A/B stage. Incision sells a workflow and knowledge platform to hospitals rather than consumer medical advice.

Product & use cases

ILLUSTRATIVE HOSPITAL BUYER WORKFLOW (not hands-on testing): 1) An OR manager commissions a hospital-wide setup; 2) Incision's clinical implementation team imports surgeon preference cards and staff observations; 3) they add relevant instruments, devices, surgeon and procedure-specific photos/videos/3D room arrangements; 4) staff check preparations via web/mobile before surgery; 5) the hospital maintains and updates those local instructions. MySPD covers sterile processing training and skills tracking; Academy provides surgical education. Public license prices are not disclosed. The vendor states the platform does not handle patient-identifiable data and is generally connected one-way to hospital systems.

  • Operating-room staff: quick access to a specific surgeon's preparation instructions, instrument trays, room layout and device guidance.
  • Sterile processing departments: structured education, onboarding and competency records through MySPD.
  • Hospitals with rotating or temporary staff: preserve local procedural knowledge and support standardization; impact figures are vendor-reported case studies.

Key facts

  • HERAN GP reports €4M invested November 10, 2026, its Fund II's third investment; no named venture-round stage.
  • Investor says about 300 hospitals / 20+ countries use Incision products; not independently audited.
  • Case-study outcomes include 15% faster turnovers; selected vendor-reported cases should not be generalized.

Funding history (newest first)

HERAN HealthTech Fund II investment; stage undisclosed

2026-11-10 €4M reported investment; instrument, valuation and other investor allocations undisclosed
  • HERAN HealthTech Fund II (participant)

Source: Read source · heranpartners.com

Competitive landscape

Edge: Content is customized around hospital/surgeon workflows and supported by clinical implementation specialists. Potential burden is keeping local preference cards and visuals current; procurement, training and workflow change are required.

  • Paper and EHR-stored preference cards incumbent

    Often fragmented and less accessible but already embedded in hospital workflows.

  • Hospital learning management systems alternative

    Can deliver training but may lack surgeon/procedure-specific point-of-care setup guidance.

  • Caresyntax adjacent

    Surgical video/analytics platform; Incision announced a partnership, not simply a direct replacement.

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