UnifyApps, a provider of an enterprise AI platform, has successfully secured $50 million in its Series B funding round spearheaded by WestBridge Capital, with contributions from ICONIQ and others. As a result, the total funding for the company has now reached $81 million. In November of the previous year, UnifyApps raised $20 million in its Series A funding round led by ICONIQ Growth and additional investors. As part of this recent funding round, Ragy Thomas, an early backer and seasoned enterprise software expert, has taken the role of Chairman and co-CEO alongside co-founder and CEO Pavitar Singh. The funds will be allocated to enhance team expansion and boost European operations, fortify platform development, and improve integrations across enterprise systems, as stated by UnifyApps in a press announcement.
Founded in 2023, UnifyApps delivers a low-code/no-code AI operating system aimed at enterprises, enabling connections between systems of record, knowledge, and activities across various platforms such as Salesforce, Workday, and corporate intranets. Its LLM-agnostic architecture provides organizations the ability to integrate data, implement AI models, and automate workflows within their existing enterprise tools.
The Six-Layer Enterprise AI Architecture offered by UnifyApps encompasses system integration, data and ontology management, workflow automation, application experience, and the deployment of autonomous agents. This structure assists organizations in transforming fragmented GenAI pilots into scalable, production-ready AI systems.
UnifyApps boasts a diverse client portfolio that includes HDFC Bank, Deutsche Telekom, Contentstack, Sirion Labs, Belcorp, WalkMe, Air Arabia, Liva Insurance, and various government entities from the UAE. The platform is designed to streamline HR, claims, and supply chain operations, thereby enhancing workflow efficiency. UnifyApps claims to have experienced over 600% growth year-on-year and caters to customers across a myriad of sectors including retail, banking, telecom, healthcare, travel, and the public sector.
