UnifyApps, an AI startup founded in 2023, has just made a splash in the enterprise tech sector by raising $50 million in Series B funding led by WestBridge Capital, with additional backing from ICONIQ and other investors. This round pushes the company’s total funding to an impressive $81 million, alongside a sharp new valuation of $250 million. As part of this milestone, UnifyApps welcomed enterprise software veteran Ragy Thomas as its new Chairman and Co-CEO, joining Pavitar Singh to lead the next phase of rapid growth.
UnifyApps stands out because it helps large organizations overcome a major hurdle in AI adoption: the difficulty of integrating vast and siloed systems so that generative AI (GenAI) models can work seamlessly across them. Rather than each AI pilot project requiring custom integrations or remaining stuck as isolated experiments, UnifyApps offers a low-code platform that unifies data and processes across verticals like HR, supply chain, claims, and more. By connecting enterprise software such as Salesforce and Workday to advanced language models, it automates routine workflows and lets teams build custom applications—no coding required.
The company’s technology enables enterprises to deploy intelligent agents for tasks as diverse as responding to emails, updating customer records, or streamlining logistical operations. UnifyApps reports 600%+ annual revenue growth and a client roster that includes major names in retail, banking, telecom, and public sectors worldwide. The new funding will be used to expand headcount, particularly in Europe and the Gulf, deepen platform development, and build a catalogue of pre-integrated, ready-to-use applications. As businesses worldwide strive to become truly AI-driven, UnifyApps is helping make scalable, secure, and effective AI a reality across industries.