Enterprises have spent decades becoming digital. Now, they must become AI-native. UnifyApps, the company building the Enterprise Operating System for AI, today announced a $50 million Series B led by WestBridge Capital with participation from ICONIQ and others. The new capital brings UnifyApps’ total funding to $81 million and marks a new phase of scale with Ragy Thomas, joining as Chairman and Co-CEO, alongside existing co-founder and CEO Pavitar Singh.
Enterprises have poured millions into GenAI pilots, yet most can’t scale them. Today’s LLMs can’t connect to the siloed systems of record and knowledge to find the right data or to systems of activity to make work happen. Vertical and use-case-specific AI applications remain isolated, each requiring its own integrations across the enterprise—creating costly AI sprawl and stalled outcomes. This challenge results in a 95% failure rate for enterprise AI solutions. UnifyApps closes this gap with an LLM-agnostic, AI-native architecture that unifies systems of knowledge, record, and activity through a low-code/no-code workflow and UI builder—turning fragmented experiments into scalable, production-grade AI.
UnifyApps connects systems of record, knowledge, and activity across the enterprise. It unifies data from platforms like Salesforce, Workday, and corporate intranets, applies the right AI models and ontologies, and acts within the tools employees already use. This closed-loop approach links data, intelligence, and execution—turning fragmented GenAI pilots into scalable business outcomes.
Designed with its Six-Layer Enterprise AI Architecture, UnifyApps brings together system integration, data and ontology management, workflow automation, application experience, and autonomous agent deployment. Companies including HDFC Bank, Deutsche Telekom, Contentstack, Belcorp, Sirion Labs, WalkMe, Air Arabia, Liva Insurance, as well as the Abu Dhabi Government and Dubai Government are using UnifyApps to unify data and accelerate AI adoption. The platform gives CIOs a secure, efficient, and scalable way to embed AI across business processes and lead their organizations into the AI-native era.
New Co-CEO Ragy Thomas brings more than 25 years of enterprise software leadership across industries with deep expertise in CIO relationships, compliance, security, and SaaS operations.
With this new funding, the company will expand the team and European presence, accelerate platform development, and deepen integrations across enterprise technologies while building a catalog of pre-built applications. UnifyApps’ vision extends beyond technology—it’s about enabling enterprises to become living, learning systems. Just as the digital era reshaped every process, the AI-native era will redefine how organizations think, act, and evolve.
UnifyApps’ momentum underscores that shift. The company has grown revenue more than 600% year over year and serves global enterprises across retail, banking, travel, telecom, healthcare, public sector, and technology industries. Customers are using its platform to automate HR operations, streamline claims processing, optimize supply chains, and reimagine customer engagement—achieving measurable efficiency gains within months of deployment.
Being AI-native isn’t a feature, it’s fundamental to surviving in the AI-era. UnifyApps believes enterprises that evolve with AI will not just automate tasks but also reinvent how they create value, govern systems, and engage the world around them.
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UnifyApps raises $50M to become the Enterprise Operating System for AI to help CIOs succeed with GenAI
Enterprises have spent decades becoming digital. Now, they must become AI-native. UnifyApps, the company building the Enterprise Operating System for AI, today announced a $50 million Series B led by WestBridge Capital with participation from ICONIQ and others. The new capital brings UnifyApps’ total funding to $81 million and marks a new phase of scale with Ragy Thomas, joining as Chairman and Co-CEO, alongside existing co-founder and CEO Pavitar Singh.
Enterprises have poured millions into GenAI pilots, yet most can’t scale them. Today’s LLMs can’t connect to the siloed systems of record and knowledge to find the right data or to systems of activity to make work happen. Vertical and use-case-specific AI applications remain isolated, each requiring its own integrations across the enterprise—creating costly AI sprawl and stalled outcomes. This challenge results in a 95% failure rate for enterprise AI solutions. UnifyApps closes this gap with an LLM-agnostic, AI-native architecture that unifies systems of knowledge, record, and activity through a low-code/no-code workflow and UI builder—turning fragmented experiments into scalable, production-grade AI.
UnifyApps connects systems of record, knowledge, and activity across the enterprise. It unifies data from platforms like Salesforce, Workday, and corporate intranets, applies the right AI models and ontologies, and acts within the tools employees already use. This closed-loop approach links data, intelligence, and execution—turning fragmented GenAI pilots into scalable business outcomes.
Designed with its Six-Layer Enterprise AI Architecture, UnifyApps brings together system integration, data and ontology management, workflow automation, application experience, and autonomous agent deployment. Companies including HDFC Bank, Deutsche Telekom, Contentstack, Belcorp, Sirion Labs, WalkMe, Air Arabia, Liva Insurance, as well as the Abu Dhabi Government and Dubai Government are using UnifyApps to unify data and accelerate AI adoption. The platform gives CIOs a secure, efficient, and scalable way to embed AI across business processes and lead their organizations into the AI-native era.
New Co-CEO Ragy Thomas brings more than 25 years of enterprise software leadership across industries with deep expertise in CIO relationships, compliance, security, and SaaS operations.
With this new funding, the company will expand the team and European presence, accelerate platform development, and deepen integrations across enterprise technologies while building a catalog of pre-built applications. UnifyApps’ vision extends beyond technology—it’s about enabling enterprises to become living, learning systems. Just as the digital era reshaped every process, the AI-native era will redefine how organizations think, act, and evolve.
UnifyApps’ momentum underscores that shift. The company has grown revenue more than 600% year over year and serves global enterprises across retail, banking, travel, telecom, healthcare, public sector, and technology industries. Customers are using its platform to automate HR operations, streamline claims processing, optimize supply chains, and reimagine customer engagement—achieving measurable efficiency gains within months of deployment.
Being AI-native isn’t a feature, it’s fundamental to surviving in the AI-era. UnifyApps believes enterprises that evolve with AI will not just automate tasks but also reinvent how they create value, govern systems, and engage the world around them.
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