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Lumary

An Australian company built for a government disability scheme, now selling to American ABA practices.

The short version

Registered
June 2017, as Enrite Care Solutions4
Headquarters
Adelaide, with a US office in Denver1
Owned by
Independent, OneVentures-backed2
Chief executive
Not confirmed — see what we could not confirm
Money raised
~AU$19 million across two rounds2

Lumary is the outlier here — a company built for a government scheme that does not exist in the United States. Joseph Mercorella and Matthew English were contractors to the South Australian government when the National Disability Insurance Scheme launched in 2013, and they built software to handle its claiming rules. The American ABA product came later.2

The corporate record is unusually clear because Australian business registers are public. The company was registered as Enrite Care Solutions Pty Ltd on 27 June 2017 and renamed Lumary Pty Ltd in January 2020 — which is why the company's own timeline saying 2012 and its investor's saying 2017 can both be defended. We publish the registry date and note the difference.4

In 2021 OneVentures led an AU$17 million growth round explicitly for international expansion, with Salesforce Ventures and the South Australian Venture Capital Fund participating. Lumary's route into ABA has been through partnership rather than acquisition: it integrated Hi Rasmus for clinical data collection in 2023 and the two now sell together.2

How it got here

2013
Australia's NDIS launches. Lumary's own timeline dates the founding to 2012 and its founders' government consulting work to 2009.1
June 2017
Registered as Enrite Care Solutions Pty Ltd.4
August 2019
Raises AU$2 million from Equity Venture Partners. Reported at around 45 staff, with a head office in Adelaide and offices in Sydney and Brisbane.7
January 2020
Renamed Lumary Pty Ltd.4
March 2021
AU$17 million growth round led by OneVentures, with Salesforce Ventures and the South Australian Venture Capital Fund.2
October 2023
Partners with Hi Rasmus, integrating its data collection.3
2025
The integration reaches general availability; Behavioral Framework selects both together.3

Money and ownership

WhatAmountDetail
Equity Venture PartnersAU$2 millionAugust 2019.7
Growth roundAU$17 millionMarch 2021, led by OneVentures with Salesforce Ventures and the South Australian Venture Capital Fund. Both parties call it a growth round rather than a Series A; we use their language.2
Size, as the company reports it self-reported figures by year
As ofReported
2019~45 employees across Adelaide, Sydney and Brisbane67
What we could not confirm 4 open questions
  • The founding year has three defensible answers. Lumary's own timeline says 2012, OneVentures said in 2021 that it was in its fourth year of operating, and the Australian Business Register shows the entity registered in June 2017 under a different name. We lead with the registry because it is the only one that is a record rather than a recollection.4
  • Matthew English's current role is not confirmed anywhere. He was chief technology officer as of March 2021.2
  • We could not confirm who is chief executive today from any source we would stand behind. Both 2021 sources name co-founder Joseph Mercorella as CEO; later trade coverage refers to him as a board director. We leave the field open rather than guess.5
  • No US customer count or revenue figure has been published.2

Sources

  1. Lumary — US siteaccessed 2 Aug 2026
  2. OneVentures — Investment notes: Lumary29 Mar 2021
  3. Lumary partners with Hi Rasmus3 Oct 2023
  4. Australian Business Register — ABN 46 620 036 704, name historyaccessed 2 Aug 2026
  5. Australian Ageing Agenda — leadership changeaccessed 2 Aug 2026
  6. SmartCompany — Lumary raises $17 million30 Mar 2021
  7. Techboard — Lumary secures A$2 million from Equity Venture Partners12 Aug 2019

Related

Lumary in the directory What it does, what it costs, who it suits, and the alternatives Hi RasmusNamed after the founder's autistic son. Danish, and the only company here with a verifiable founding date.CentralReachThe biggest platform in ABA. Started by a BCBA in her own clinic, sold for $1.85 billion.MotivityBuilt on eleven million dollars of federal research grants before it took a cent of venture capital.
How we researched this. Every numbered citation above links to the document it came from — a company or investor announcement, a regulatory filing, or a government business register. Funding aggregators were used only to find those documents, never as a source for a figure: where a widely repeated number has no traceable origin, we leave it out and say so. Nothing on this page is estimated or inferred. Something wrong or out of date? Send a correction.