Keragon, an AI-powered healthcare automation platform, has successfully secured a $7.5 million seed round led by Upfront Ventures, bringing its total funding to $10.5 million just six months after its launch. The platform has already attracted over 100 customers and is experiencing a monthly growth rate of 30%, with more than 2 million workflow automations completed. This funding round was highlighted by various stakeholders, including Kevin Zhang, who expressed enthusiasm for joining the board, citing the platform's rapid adoption among healthcare providers as a key factor for investment. In related news, Integrail announced $10 million in seed funding to enhance its AI worker creation platform, while Eudia secured up to $105 million in Series A funding, led by General Catalyst, to improve operations for Fortune 500 legal teams through augmented intelligence.
Eudia Secures up to $105M in Series A Funding, Led by General Catalyst, to Transform Legal Work Through AI-Powered Augmented Intelligence https://t.co/rPJf0qwdup #MachineLearning #AdversarialAI #AI #EnterpriseAI #GenerativeAI
Excited to announce our investment in @EudiaHQ, led by @OmarAHaroun, w/ @generalcatalyst leading their Series A funding up to $105M to revolutionize how Fortune 500 legal teams operate with Augmented Intelligence. This is Applied AI in action. More here: https://t.co/fYFFgiLU6G https://t.co/HAjqZQkwHx
Agentic AI Startup Integrail Announces $10 Million in Seed Funding, New CEO to Drive Uptake of New Platform Enabling Any Business to Create AI Workers https://t.co/JYhtPghtvJ #MachineLearning #AdversarialAI #AI #EnterpriseAI #GenerativeAI