Automation and AI platform EaseMyAI has secured INR 3 crore in a seed funding round headed by Inflection Point Ventures.
The funding will be used for distributor network expansion, product development, and hiring a sales and marketing team.
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“AI and IOT based automation will drive the industry 4.0 and dark warehouses. EasemyAI automation platform smoothens the digital transformation journey of enterprise where the platform is capable of handling AI models, IOT devices and 3rd party software’s. This investment will help us to scale up in markets other than India especially the USA and Middle east market and turn operationally profitable within the coming months,” said Gagan Randhawa, CEO, EaseMyAI.
EaseMyAI, founded in 2022 by Gagan Randhawa, Yaman Bharadwaj, Surendra Sancheti, and Jekin Dedhia, automates manual tasks and eliminates errors.
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“As the technology advances across the globe, it’s imperative for businesses to use technology to its favor and make the most of it. EasemyAI’s end-to-end solution allows businesses to deploy AI based operating systems to automate their operations and processes. This creates a huge growth opportunity for the large and small companies to focus on the core business and eliminate the manual work with the EasemyAI platform. Their Business Model is highly scalable and IPV will support them to expand their services geographically with a strategic approach,” said Madhukar Bhardwaj, senior vice-president, Inflection Point Ventures.
About EaseMyAI
EaseMyAI performs robotic process automation using AI and computer vision so that our customers can manage operations and compliance effectively without being overly reliant on human labor. The decision-making power in robotic process automation belongs to AI.
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