Sundial: $23 Million Closed For Improving Data-Informed Decisions With AI

By Amit Chowdhry • Yesterday at 1:12 AM

Sundial, an AI-driven analytics platform, has announced that it has raised a total of $23 million, including a $16 million Series A funding round led by GPV partner DJ Patil, the first U.S. Chief Data Scientist. The company has also raised investments from notable firms such as Sequoia Capital and Electric Capital, as well as influential industry figures like Fidji Simo and Tobi Lütke.

In a crowded market of fragmented analytics tools—such as dashboards and data pipelines—Sundial offers a unified, intuitive platform that combines AI with expert analytical frameworks, enabling organizations to make more informed decisions.

How the funding will be used: With this funding, Sundial plans to expand its engineering and product teams, enhance its AI capabilities, and increase adoption among companies seeking actionable insights in an AI-first era.

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“Sundial is the only data company focused on reducing the time to quality decisions—not just serving up charts, but guiding action. This team pioneered the growth and data practices at Facebook; they took that expert know-how and combined it with cutting-edge AI to build something revolutionary.”

DJ Patil, GPV Partner and Sundial board member

“We built Sundial to democratize analytics so that anyone—from product to engineering to GTM to finance—can understand and act on critical data without needing a data science degree.”

Julie Zhuo, co-founder and former VP of Design at Meta

“Leaders don’t need more data—they need better insights. Using agentic workflows married with deep analytical expertise, we can deliver complex analyses that have never before been automated to help companies zero in on the biggest opportunities.”

Chandra Narayanan, co-founder and former Chief Analytics Officer at Sequoia Capital and Instagram

“Sundial automated complex data engineering tasks that would have taken our small team months to build internally. We went from raw logging to comprehensive data visibility virtually overnight.”

David Sasaki, VP of Analytics and Insights at OpenAI