Berlin's Agent F raises $4 million pre-seed for AI agents that run startup finance

Nov 10, 2026
Agent F raised $4 million led by Alpha Edison for an AI-native ERP whose agents consolidate bank, payment and accounting data for fast-growing German companies.

Berlin-based Agent F raised $4 million in pre-seed funding, according to Tech.eu. Los Angeles-based Alpha Edison led the round, with participation from United Founders, Tiny Supercomputer and several technology executives and founders.

The startup is building an enterprise resource planning platform that connects banks, payment providers and accounting software. Its AI agents consolidate financial data, track performance indicators and perform tasks across existing tools while recording their actions for review.

The agents present results for human approval, and CEO Felix Schläger says the technology supports decisions rather than independently executing consequential financial actions. Agent F is initially targeting fast-growing German tech companies from Series A onwards before expanding across continental Europe.

Founded in Berlin in 2025, Agent F has a team of ten. Former SAP CTO Jürgen Müller also invested and advises the company.

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