WestBridge Capital led a $50 million Series B round in which UnifyApps, a startup developing what it refers to as a “business operating system for AI,” had involvement from ICONIQ and other investors. With the addition of Ragy Thomas as chairman and co-chief executive officer, along with co-founder and CEO Pavitar Singh, UnifyApps has now raised a total of $81 million.
The business will use this fresh capital to establish a portfolio of pre-built apps, accelerate platform development, deepen connectors across corporate technologies, and increase its workforce and presence in Europe.
According to UnifyApps co-CEO Pavitar Singh, “UnifyApps has sped GenAI and agentic AI deployment cycles from months to days, enabling the store remain ahead in providing world-class customer experiences.” “We connected UnifyApps’ deep data connection and no-code platform with a Fortune 50 retailer, allowing intelligent automation across supply chain, merchandising, finance, and store operations.”
Dealing with the spread of AI in businesses
Businesses have spent millions on GenAI pilots, yet the majority are unable to scale them. Large language models (LLMs) of today are unable to link to disparate systems of activity to complete tasks or to systems of records and knowledge to locate the appropriate data. Use-case-specific and vertical AI apps are still disconnected, necessitating separate enterprise-wide interfaces, which leads to expensive AI sprawl and delayed results. Due to this difficulty, corporate AI solutions fail 95% of the time.
With an AI-native, LLM-agnostic design that combines knowledge, record, and activity systems, UnifyApps bridges this gap. The UI builder and low-code or no-code methodology make this possible, transforming disjointed experimentation into scalable, production-grade AI.
“AI-native businesses will rule the next ten years,” said Ragy Thomas, chairman and co-CEO of UnifyApps. We are seeing the same turning point that the internet brought about: AI will be at the center of a complete redesign of all software, workflows, and processes. According to Thomas, who has over 25 years of experience leading business software across sectors, UnifyApps is creating the platform that enables such change.
AI-powered business operating system
UnifyApps links enterprise-wide record, knowledge, and activity systems. It applies the appropriate AI models and ontologies, functions inside the tools that people currently use, and aggregates data from corporate intranets, Salesforce, Workday, and other platforms. By connecting data, intelligence, and execution, this closed-loop method transforms dispersed GenAI experiments into scalable commercial results.
According to Rishit Desai, a partner at WestBridge Capital, “UnifyApps has established the fundamental framework for the enterprise’s adoption of agentic AI.” “UnifyApps enables organizations grow genuine AI across processes – securely, with solid governance, and with quantifiable ROI — while the majority of organizations are still mired in experimentation.” This, in our opinion, is the infrastructure layer for the next corporate software generation.
Growing the clientele and becoming worldwide
To unify data and speed up the implementation of AI, businesses such as HDFC Bank, Deutsche Telekom, Contentstack, Belcorp, Sirion Labs, WalkMe, Air Arabia, Liva Insurance, and the governments of Abu Dhabi and Dubai are using UnifyApps. According to the firm, their platform provides CIOs with a scalable, effective, and safe means of integrating AI into business processes and guiding their companies into the AI-native age.
The business also said that their revenue has increased by almost 600% annually. It provides services to multinational corporations in the public sector, technology, retail, finance, travel, and telecommunications sectors. Customers are reimagining corporate processes, optimizing supply chains, automating HR operations, and streamlining claims processing using its platform.