Intelligent automation platform Capably has raised £3m as it looks to help businesses effortlessly delegate work to AI across their organisations.
The London-based firm allows professionals to automate complex tasks to AI in minutes, regardless of their level of technical expertise.
Operating autonomously in the background, Capably acts as an extension of the teams it supports, looking to drive greater productivity and efficiency.
Co-founders Rafa Pulido and Nicolas Trésegnie bring experience from multiple successful exits, including their time together at SuperAwesome, the world’s largest kids’ digital engagement platform, which was acquired by Epic Games in 2020.
The investment was led by Boost Capital Partners, with participation from other EU and US investors, including Concept Ventures, Sure Valley Ventures, Araya Ventures, Haatch, Koro Ventures, Wayra, and Ascension.
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It will now enable Capably to expand its product offering and meet the fast-growing demand for effortless, trustworthy, and accessible AI-driven work delegation.
“Businesses have been overwhelmed by a flood of automation and AI tools in recent years, yet expectations have fallen short,” said Pulido.
“Companies are ready to evolve, but the noise in the market has created more confusion than clarity. Over 70% of organizations experimenting with AI are failing to turn it into scalable business value.
“Capably solves this problem by cutting through that noise, delivering the right technology and being the trusted partner who helps organizations spend less time on tedious tasks and more on the work that truly drives them forward.”
Benjamin Torrero, principal at Boost Capital Partners, added: “AI is transforming how people and businesses operate, and delegating work to AI is the future.
“Capably is leading this shift, and we’re excited to back them in redefining the way work gets done.”