ai.work Raises $10 Million to Transform Enterprise Automation with Autonomous AI Workers
ai.work secured $10M seed funding to launch an AI Worker platform that automates enterprise tasks across systems like ServiceNow and Salesforce. It cuts task times by up to 65% and reduces costs by 50%.
United States ai.work Secures $10 Million Seed Funding to Transform Enterprise Operations
On June 10, 2025, ai.work, a startup founded by experienced entrepreneurs from WalkMe, announced its emergence from stealth with a $10 million seed funding round. The company has developed an AI Worker platform that automates and streamlines enterprise operations by deploying autonomous AI agents to handle repetitive tasks across multiple departments.
This approach addresses the limitations often seen in traditional robotic process automation (RPA) and fragmented AI implementations, offering a more integrated and efficient solution for operational teams.
Funding and Investors
The seed round was led by lool ventures, with participation from investors such as A*, Firstminute Capital, Liquid2, FirsthandVC, Timeless Partners, Eckstein Capital, SV Angel, Crossover VC, and others. This capital injection will support ai.work’s platform development and help expand its presence in the enterprise market.
AI Workers in Action
ai.work’s AI Workers are platform-agnostic, meaning they can manage complex workflows across a variety of systems without being tied to a single platform. These AI agents autonomously perform routine tasks, involving human managers only for critical decisions. This autonomy leads to substantial time and cost savings for operations teams.
The platform already integrates with major enterprise applications including ServiceNow, Slack, and Salesforce, showcasing its versatility and readiness for broad adoption.
Performance and Impact
Pre-launch testing demonstrated up to a 65% reduction in task completion times and a potential 50% decrease in costs. These results highlight the practical benefits of adopting ai.work’s AI-driven platform to improve operational efficiency and reduce overhead.
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