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Nintex
It started as a plug-in that let office workers drag boxes into a workflow instead of begging IT for a script. Two decades and a shopping spree of acquisitions later, Nintex is betting its process platform can put AI agents to work without setting the whole building on fire.
Mimica
Mimica is a London- and New York-based process intelligence company that records how people actually work - every click and keystroke - and turns that raw activity into end-to-end process maps. Those maps double as a roadmap for automation and, increasingly, as the training context that lets enterprise AI agents operate reliably in the real world. Founded in 2018 by Tuhin Chakraborty and Raphael Holca-Lamarre out of Entrepreneur First, Mimica serves over 30 large enterprises, including multiple Fortune 500s, and raised a $26.2M Series B in September 2025.
Tuhin Chakraborty
Tuhin Chakraborty is the co-founder and CEO of Mimica, a process intelligence company whose software watches how people actually work - every click and keystroke - and turns that into the process maps enterprises need to deploy AI agents reliably. A former Pandora and LinkedIn engineer who grew up in the Bay Area, he started the company in 2017 with neuroscientist Raphael Holca-Lamarre on a simple bet: capability means nothing in enterprise AI without context. Mimica now serves more than 30 large enterprises, including multiple Fortune 500s, and raised a $26.2M Series B in 2025 led by Paladin Capital Group.