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Skan AI raises $63M to give AI agents a map of enterprise work

$63M. Skan AI just raised a Series C to give enterprise AI agents a map of how work actually happens.

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The KeyNews take

Why it matters

Process intelligence — the ability to record and codify enterprise workflows — is becoming critical infrastructure for agentic AI deployments. This round signals investor confidence that workflow mapping is a standalone venture, not a feature.

The key facts

5 to know
  1. Skan AI raised $63M Series C

  2. Founded 2019; process intelligence platform

  3. Platform records enterprise work via desktop screenshots and processes the data

  4. Target use case: feeding workflow data to AI agents for autonomous execution

  5. Positioning as infrastructure for agent deployments at scale

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Publisher excerpt: Process intelligence company Skan AI said today it raised $63 million in a Series C round to help further develop a platform that records how enterprise work actually gets done and feeds that record to artificial intelligence agents. Founded in 2019, the company offers software that sits on…
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