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Xceptor Turns a Million Weekly Emails Into Something Banks Can Trust
Financial operations still run on PDFs, inboxes and spreadsheets. Xceptor has spent two decades making that mess legible, governable and fast - without asking every operations team to become a software team.
Torq Threw Out Its First Startup Idea - Then Built the AI Security Operator Big Companies Actually Use
Torq started with a product the market would not reliably buy. Its founders followed the one group already pulling it off the shelf - security teams - and turned that failed sales motion into a $1.2 billion lesson in listening.
Agiloft Spent 35 Years Making Contracts Less Awful - Now AI Is Testing Its Best Advantage
The enterprise-software veteran built a business around one unfashionable promise: your contract system should bend to your company. Its next act is to make the paperwork answer back - without letting customization become chaos.
The Factory Floor's Babel Problem - and Botsync's Plan to Make Every Robot Talk
Factories rarely suffer from a shortage of machines. They suffer from machines that cannot coordinate. Botsync is building the traffic controller - and some of the traffic - for the industrial floor.
The Software That Turns Financial Crime Investigators Into Case-Closing Machines
Anti-money-laundering work is where good design goes to die. Hummingbird bet the opposite - that compliance investigators deserve tools as sharp as the criminals they chase.
LumiBot
LumiBot (YC W22) builds AI copilots for factories. Its current product uses a camera and computer vision to watch operators' hands during manual assembly, catching mistakes in real time before a defective unit moves down the line. Founded by Aswin Andrison and backed by Y Combinator, Monk's Hill Ventures, Alpha JWC and Goodwater Capital, the company grew out of earlier work automating repetitive back-office and procurement workflows for industrial and e-commerce operators.
MontyCloud
MontyCloud is a Redmond, Washington-based software company behind DAY2, a no-code autonomous CloudOps platform that helps IT teams, enterprises, and AWS managed service providers govern, secure, and cut the cost of running cloud infrastructure without writing code or hiring large cloud engineering teams. Founded in 2018 by Venkat Krishnamachari and Kannan Parthasarathy and led by CEO Walter Rogers, the company pairs deep AWS integration with generative and agentic AI to automate routine cloud operations, enforce best practices, and give teams a single dashboard for visibility across multiple accounts and tenants.
Clazar
Clazar is a San Francisco cloud sales acceleration platform that lets software companies list, manage, and co-sell their products on AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud marketplaces with minimal engineering effort. Founded in 2023 by Trunal Bhanse and Aayush Bahuguna, it automates the full opportunity-to-cash lifecycle - listings, private offers, metering, co-sell workflows, and revenue analytics - so go-to-market teams can scale marketplace revenue without building integrations from scratch.
Automat
Automat is a San Francisco AI company building agents that operate computers the way people do. Founded in 2023 by CMU design alumni and ex-Google Creative Lab designers Lucas Ochoa and Gautam Bose, it pairs a transformer-based RPA engine with intelligent document processing so enterprises can automate manual back-office work - from KYC checks to mortgage disclosures to medical-claims processing - by simply showing the software a recording of the task. It positions itself as a modern, AI-native alternative to legacy RPA tools like UiPath, Automation Anywhere and Blue Prism.
Magical
Magical is a San Francisco software company building AI agents and browser-based automation that move data between apps and websites without formal integrations. It started life as a free Chrome extension for text expansion and form autofill used by roughly a million people at companies like Amazon, Airbnb and Netflix, then pivoted toward agentic AI that runs multi-step operational work - increasingly focused on healthcare revenue-cycle and patient-access tasks. Founded in 2020 during the COVID lockdown by the husband-and-wife team of Harpaul Sambhi and Rosie Chopra, the company has raised roughly $41 million, led by a $35M Series A from Coatue.
Provar
Provar is a UK-founded software company that builds test automation and quality management tools purpose-built for the Salesforce ecosystem. Its low-code platform - anchored by Provar Automation and Provar Manager - lets both manual testers and developers create resilient, metadata-aware tests across UI, APIs and data layers that survive Salesforce's three-times-a-year release cadence. Founded in 2014 by veterans of highly regulated banking projects, Provar has grown into the category leader for Salesforce QA, and was first to market with automated end-to-end testing for Salesforce's Agentforce AI agents.
TeamBridge
TeamBridge is a San Francisco company building a composable, AI-native workforce management platform for the hourly and frontline workforce - roughly 70% of the world's workers. Founded in 2020 by former Uber product and design leaders Arjun Vora and Tito Goldstein, it hands operators 'LEGO block' modules for scheduling, onboarding, time and attendance, communication, instant pay and custom mobile apps, so companies can run staffing operations as one connected system. It raised a $28M Series B in September 2024 led by Mayfield, bringing total funding to about $41.5M.
Wati
Wati is an AI-powered customer engagement platform built on the WhatsApp Business API. Founded in 2020, it gives small and medium businesses a low-code way to run marketing, sales, and support conversations at scale - a shared team inbox, no-code chatbot builder, broadcast campaigns, and AI support agents trained on a company's own documents. Wati serves more than 16,000 businesses across 100+ countries and is backed by Tiger Global, Sequoia, DST Global, and Shopify.
Pipedream
Pipedream is a developer-first integration and automation platform that lets engineers connect more than 3,000 APIs and 10,000+ pre-built actions to build workflows, products, and AI agents without managing infrastructure. Founded in 2019 in San Francisco, it grew to more than one million users on the strength of a serverless model that mixes drag-and-drop triggers with full Node.js, Python, Go, and Bash code. In 2025 it became the connective tissue for AI agents through its Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, and in late 2025 it agreed to be acquired by Workday.