UnifyApps secures USD $50 million to scale enterprise AI platform

UnifyApps has secured USD $50 million in a Series B funding round led by WestBridge Capital with participation from ICONIQ Growth and others, bringing its total funding to USD $81 million as it aims to expand its enterprise AI platform.

The funding round accompanies a leadership change at UnifyApps, with enterprise software veteran Ragy Thomas joining as Chairman and Co-CEO alongside co-founder and CEO Pavitar Singh.

Enterprise AI adoption

Organisations continue to encounter significant challenges in moving generative AI (GenAI) pilot projects into widespread production due to fragmented technology systems. UnifyApps seeks to address this with its LLM-agnostic architecture designed to integrate disparate enterprise systems, including platforms such as Salesforce and Workday.

The company's platform connects what it describes as systems of record, knowledge, and activity, allowing organisations to unify data and deploy scalable AI workflows. By using a low-code/no-code approach, UnifyApps enables businesses to build AI-powered processes that work within existing employee tools, streamlining operations and eliminating the complexity of integrating multiple isolated AI applications.

According to UnifyApps, many existing enterprise AI solutions have a 95% failure rate as businesses struggle to scale pilots and unify their tech ecosystems. The platform aims to provide a more sustainable solution by linking data, intelligence, and execution under one system, resulting in more effective AI outcomes.

Customer adoption

UnifyApps' platform incorporates a Six-Layer Enterprise AI Architecture, which includes system integration, data and ontology management, workflow automation, application experience, and autonomous agent deployment. It is being used by companies across various sectors such as retail, banking, telecoms, and the public sector, including Lowe's, HDFC Bank, Deutsche Telekom, Contentstack, Belcorp, Sirion Labs, WalkMe, Air Arabia, Liva Insurance, as well as government organisations in Abu Dhabi and Dubai.

The company reports a growth in revenue of over 600% year over year and cites customer use cases including HR operations automation, streamlining claims processing, optimising supply chains, and reimagining customer engagement. UnifyApps claims these deployments have led to measurable efficiency gains within months of going live.

Leadership statements

"The next decade will belong to AI-native enterprises. We are seeing the same inflection point we saw with the rise of the internet-every piece of software, workflow, and process will be reinvented with AI at the core. UnifyApps is building the platform that makes that transformation possible," said Ragy Thomas, Co-CEO and Chairman of UnifyApps. 

The midpoint of the company's development marks an effort to support chief information officers (CIOs) in embedding AI across business processes, with attention to security, scalability, and compliance requirements. The company's technology is positioned to help organisations move from isolated AI pilots to enterprise-wide adoption.

"UnifyApps has built the foundational platform for agentic AI adoption in the enterprise. While most organisations are still stuck in experimentation, UnifyApps helps them scale real AI across workflows-securely, with strong governance, and with measurable ROI. We believe that this is the infrastructure layer for the next generation of enterprise software," said Rishit Desai, Partner at WestBridge Capital. 

UnifyApps also notes its commitment to building a catalog of pre-built applications and deepening integrations with enterprise technologies, supported by the new funding and executive leadership.

Growth strategy

The new investment will be used to accelerate further platform development, expand the company's team and presence in Europe, and continue to build out its product offerings. This focus aims to equip organisations to become AI-native and realise benefits such as automation, improved governance, and enhanced customer engagement.

"Ragy's experience in building and scaling one of the world's leading enterprise software companies will accelerate our go-to-market growth and global footprint. We are already walking the talk on what it means for an enterprise to be truly AI-native. With a Fortune 50 retailer, we integrated UnifyApps' no-code platform and deep data connectivity, enabling intelligent automation across store operations, supply chain, merchandising, finance, and support. UnifyApps has accelerated GenAI and Agentic AI deployment cycles from months to days, helping the retailer stay ahead in delivering world-class customer experiences," said Pavitar Singh, Co-CEO of UnifyApps.

UnifyApps maintains that becoming AI-native is a fundamental business shift. The company supports the view that organisations adapting to use AI will not only automate tasks but fundamentally change the way value is created, systems are governed, and stakeholders are engaged.