ai.work announced it exited stealth and raised $10 million in seed funding led by A* and lool ventures with participation from Firstminute Capital, FirsthandVC, Timeless Partners, SV Angel, Eckstein Capital, Liquid2, Crossover VC, and other strategic angel investors.
Exiting stealth: ai.work exits stealth as it launches its AI Worker platform, designed to transform enterprise operations by introducing a new generation of autonomous employees. Created to overcome the limitations of traditional RPA and the fragmented deployment of agentic AI, ai.work’s platform empowers organizations to seamlessly integrate intelligent, autonomous workers into their existing workflows, tackling the persistent bottleneck of manual, repetitive tasks.
AI Workers are known as being platform-agnostic, autonomously orchestrating multi agents that can manage complex workflows across diverse enterprise systems. Unlike traditional AI agents that require constant supervision and operate in silos, AI Workers autonomously pick up and process work behind the scenes, understanding context and only involving human managers for critical approvals or exceptions.
ai.work is already driving efficiency and productivity gains in companies like WalkMe (an SAP company), DealHub, and Vertice. And in pre-launch testing, the company found it cuts time spent on tasks by up to 65 percent while potentially reducing costs by 50% by freeing up employees from manual oversight of everyday tasks.
ai.work is launching with customizable domain-trained AI Workers specializing in IT, Operations, Legal, HR, Procurement, Travel, and Finance, and native integrations into ServiceNow, Slack, JIRA, Google Workspace, Salesforce, Microsoft 365, and many more leading Enterprise applications.
ai.work was launched in 2024 by Maor Ezer and Nir Nahum. Ezer, an experienced entrepreneur, sold his previous company to WalkMe in its early days and where he later helped lead strategy and GTM, serving as CMO and strategic advisor to the CEO. And Nahum is a former founding team member and CTO of WalkMe, with over two decades of experience in enterprise software and nine U.S. patents to his name. Now, as the technical co-founder and CTO of ai.work, he and Ezer are building a future where autonomous AI Workers are a natural part of every team across the enterprise.
KEY QUOTES:
“We recognized that simply deploying AI agents wasn’t enough. Enterprises need a solution that understands the complexities of their operations, provides robust security and control, and can be readily implemented. We’re not just offering another AI tool; we’re building the foundation for the AI-driven workforce of the future. Our AI Workers are designed to be integral members of your team, enhancing productivity and driving growth.”
ai.work CEO and co-founder Maor Ezer
“Internal workflows are slowing us down and carrying a heavy cost on headcount budgets. We’ve deployed ai.work’s AI Workers to relieve our internal service teams from their mundane day-to-day work and we’re already seeing a 35 percent reduction in manual ticket handling. After witnessing firsthand the ability of ai.work to deliver value in a large and complex organization like ours, I’m honored to join ai.work’s board of directors and help lead the company to scale. We are now successfully proving the value of AI, and it couldn’t be at a more pressing time for growing organizations.”
Dan Adika, CEO of WalkMe, a SAP company
“ai.work solves a critical pain point for enterprises, improving employee productivity and automating work by replacing antiquated ticketing systems and help desks with AI-driven service agents. We’re excited to partner with Maor and Nir — proven leaders with deep experience building customer value at scale as they define the next generation of employee services management.”
Bennett Siegel, co-founder and general partner at A*
“Enterprises have spent the last decade layering on SaaS, yet employees still drown in tickets, forms and bottlenecks. ai.work flips that equation with its AI Workers, resolving requests in seconds. Maor and Nir have the rare mix of deep enterprise DNA and category‑creation capabilities to make autonomous service agents the new standard, and we’re proud to lead their seed round.”
Yaniv Golan, Managing Partner, lool ventures
