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Convey closes on $38M round to help companies automate repetitive work with AI teammates

$38M. Andreessen Horowitz just backed Convey's no-code AI agent platform—and the market for autonomous teammates just got real.

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Why it matters

Agentic AI is moving from research into production. A16z-led Series A for a no-code agent builder signals investor conviction that non-technical workers can now deploy autonomous AI teammates at scale—a watershed moment for enterprise automation.

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8 to know

  1. $38M Series A funding round

  2. Led by Andreessen Horowitz (a16z)

  3. Participated by Khosla Ventures (implied)

  4. Platform enables no-code AI agent design and deployment

  5. Use case: automating repetitive business tasks

  6. Target: workers without technical skills

  7. Company: Convey Inc. (agentic AI startup)

  8. Publication date: June 17, 2026

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Publisher excerpt: Agentic artificial intelligence startup Convey Inc. said today it has raised $38 million in early-stage funding to scale up its platform, which can be used by workers without technical skills to design, build and run digital teammates that can perform business tasks autonomously. Andreessen…
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