Dimmi receives Innoexplorer funding from Innovation Fund Denmark

Dimmi has received an Innoexplorer grant of 1.5 million DKK from Innovation Fund Denmark to support our journey from research-based innovation into a commercial venture.

From Research to Market

The Innoexplorer programme is designed to help researchers and research-based projects bridge the gap between academic insight and real-world application. For Dimmi, this funding represents a significant milestone in our transition from a university research project into a product-driven company serving organisations that navigate Danish immigration law on a daily basis.

The grant will support our continued product development as we refine and expand the platform's capabilities — from legal intelligence and case management to compliance infrastructure — ensuring that the system meets the practical demands of HR teams, law firms, and relocation partners working with work and residence permits in Denmark.

Deploying with Pilot Partners

With the Innoexplorer funding in place, Dimmi is now beginning to deploy the platform with selected pilot partners over the coming months. These early partnerships will allow us to validate the platform in real operational environments, gather feedback, and continue iterating on the product to ensure it delivers measurable value from day one.

This funding builds on the support Dimmi has already received from UCPH Lighthouse, the University of Copenhagen's innovation centre, and complements our ongoing collaboration with the Alexandra Institute through the EU AI Boost programme. Together, these partnerships provide a strong foundation as Dimmi moves toward broader market availability.

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