UnifyApps raises $50M in Series B funding to scale enterprise AI push

UnifyApps, a startup building an enterprise operating system for artificial intelligence (AI), has closed a $50 million Series B round led by WestBridge Capital.

Participating investors included ICONIQ and other backers. The capital brings the company’s total funding to $81 million and coincides with the appointment of Ragy Thomas as chairman and co-CEO alongside co-founder Pavitar Singh.

Thomas, who is best known as the founder of Sprinklr, brings more than 25 years of enterprise software experience. He framed the funding and his move to UnifyApps in national terms, arguing that India’s regulatory steps and policy initiatives create an opportunity to build AI-native enterprise platforms in the country for the global market.

The round comes at a moment when many large organisations are wrestling with how to move beyond isolated generative AI experiments and deliver production scale. Firms have spent decades becoming digital and are now under pressure to become AI-native, yet a majority of pilots fail to produce sustained value.

UnifyApps and its backers believe the problem is structural rather than experimental. Current large language models (LLMs) struggle to reach across multiple siloed systems of record, knowledge and activity to find the right data and then act on it.

According to the Gurugram-headquartered firm, it addresses that gap with an LLM-agnostic, AI-native architecture that unifies systems of record, knowledge and activity and exposes them through a low-code or no-code workflow and user interface builder.

Its Six-Layer Enterprise AI Architecture brings together system integration, data and ontology management, workflow automation, application experience and autonomous agent deployment. That layered design is intended to link data, intelligence and execution within the tools employees already use.

Pavitar Singh, co-CEO, said the combination of deep data connectivity, no-code tools, and tighter integrations had already cut deployment cycles for generative and agentic AI from months to days for some customers.

The product and customer traction cited by UnifyApps underline the use cases investors find attractive. The company lists clients across banking, telecoms, retail and government, and has said its revenues grew strongly year-on-year as customers used the platform to automate HR operations, speed up claims processing and optimise supply chains.

“While most organisations are still stuck in experimentation, UnifyApps helps them scale real AI across workflows—securely, with strong governance, and with measurable ROI. We believe that this is the infrastructure layer for the next generation of enterprise software,” remarked Rishit Desai, Partner at WestBridge Capital.

UnifyApps plans to use the new capital to expand headcount and its European footprint, accelerate platform development, deepen integrations and build a catalogue of pre-built applications.

The funding completes a recent fundraising arc that has seen UnifyApps grow from earlier seed and Series A rounds into a larger growth-stage business.

The company previously raised about $31 million in earlier rounds, including a $20 million Series A last year. That earlier capital helped build the connectors and agent framework that the business now says are delivering rapid enterprise adoption.