UnifyApps Nets $20M to Scale AI-Driven Business Automation

SUMMARY

  • UnifyApps raised $20M led by ICONIQ Growth, adding to a total of $31M capital.
  • The firm enables businesses to create AI agents integrating with SaaS apps, enhancing automation without coding.
  • Haitham ElKhatib joins UnifyApps as Chief Revenue Officer; the company expands with 150+ employees and offices.

UnifyApps, a platform for unified corporate AI agents, has raised $20 million in its Series A fundraising round led by ICONIQ Growth and included Elevation Capital and other current investors.

UnifyApps has created a powerful platform to link and automate business processes throughout the last 12 months. Because UnifyApps is scalable and deeply connects with all SaaS apps in a business, teams can manage their data in one location, automate processes, and develop sophisticated applications without knowing any coding.

With the help of UnifyApps, teams can now create unique AI agents that are educated on their enterprise’s knowledge base, which benefits all organizational divisions, including sales, HR, and IT. The platform ensures AI agents fulfill accuracy, security, and auditability standards by providing observability, compliance, and fine-tuning tools.

UnifyApps, which was co-founded by Pavitar Singh, Sumeet Nandal, Abhishek Kurana, Abhinav Singh, Rahul Anishetty, Kavish Manubolu, and Shivam Satrawal, has named Haitham ElKhatib as its new Chief Revenue Officer and associate founder. Before coming to UnifyApps, ElKhatib was Sprinkles Senior Vice President of Sales for Growth Markets.

The company claims that among its early clients, which included a top bank, a top telecoms provider, and a top security firm, among many others, it has achieved considerable traction. Additionally, the business has added more than 150 workers to its staff and opened additional offices in additional York, Dubai, and Gurugram.

With this round, the company has raised $31 million in total capital. Elevation Capital led a $11 million seed round that the company raised in May.