BLP Digital, a Zurich-based provider of agentic AI-based enterprise resource planning automation, has received a $50 million investment from Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives. The secondary transaction values BLP Digital’s profitable growth, strong customer traction, and leadership in AI-driven enterprise process automation. The company currently serves more than 450 corporate customers across more than 40 countries.
Founded in 2019, BLP Digital has built a platform that replaces the traditional mix of optical character recognition, robotic process automation, workflow tools, scripts, and ERP customization with a unified execution architecture powered by AI agents. Finance workflows are broken down end-to-end into atomic tasks handled by specialized agents and orchestrated by a Digital Twin, which bundles relevant context from ERP systems, email, and process data and controls when an agent can act autonomously, when a human must be involved, and logs in a versioned manner how human input becomes agent context. The company’s platform combines more than 30 standard integrations with more than 300 ready-to-use AI agents, and can be connected within hours to systems such as SAP, proALPHA, and Abas, allowing companies to test with productive data within days.
The entry point into BLP Digital’s architecture is deliberately placed in the Accounts Payable process, chosen for its high standardization across industries and its directly measurable impact on throughput times, error rates, and working capital. From that core, agents are gradually extended into adjacent processes across finance, procurement, logistics, and sales. The company’s governance model anchors control of AI agents within the functional department rather than the IT organization, ensuring that process knowledge is continuously translated into relevant context for the AI.
The investment comes as companies across industries grow frustrated with AI pilot projects that lack a clear link to the bottom line. BLP Digital positions itself as a solution to this problem by embedding AI within existing ERP governance frameworks, with clear exception thresholds, defined responsibilities, and fully auditable steps. Goldman Sachs Alternatives oversees $3.65 trillion in assets under management globally as of March 31, 2026, and Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives has invested more than $13 billion in technology-driven companies since 2003.
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“CFOs today do not need further technology experiments, but rather future-proof solutions that are immediately reflected in the company’s bottom line. The entry of Goldman Sachs Alternatives as a growth investor underscores our mission. We help large companies operate their ERP-driven operations with AI agents that function reliably under real-world conditions. Our vision is to have virtually no more manual exceptions in high-volume workflows. AI agents do the work across the entire process, and in the case of genuine special cases, a human expert explains the context to the AI and thus trains it further — with full transparency and clear controls.”
Tim Beck, CEO, BLP Digital
“BLP Digital addresses a clearly defined and significant opportunity at the intersection of enterprise modernization and AI-supported automation. We are convinced that BLP Digital is very well positioned to become a category leader and to support companies in modernizing their core processes, increasing operational efficiency, and translating the use of AI into measurable business results.”
Alexander Lippert, Managing Director, Goldman Sachs Alternatives
“In order to handle such high volumes daily amidst increasing complexity, a process and automation DNA has always prevailed at Migros. With BLP Digital, we found the platform right on our doorstep that brings state-of-the-art AI from ETH research into our finance function. Within one year, BLP Digital was successfully introduced across all cooperatives as part of the S4 transformation. The results are so good and the potential so great that we are already in the process of rolling out BLP Digital in further company areas and additional processes.”
Roger Niklaus, Head of Accounting, Migros
