Atira Raises $17.5 Million for Industrial Sales AI

September 08, 2026
Munich based Atira raised $15 million in seed funding and disclosed an earlier $2.5 million round. Its software processes industrial quote requests and generates technical documents, product configurations and pricing options.

Munich based Atira raised $15 million in seed funding led by Accel and disclosed an earlier $2.5 million pre seed round, bringing its total funding to $17.5 million, according to Tech.eu. UVC, Fortino, Booom and several individual investors also participated.

Atira builds AI software for sales engineering teams that handle complex, built to order industrial products. The platform processes customer quote requests, identifies requirements and generates technical documents, product configurations and pricing options. It connects with existing customer relationship management, enterprise resource planning and configure price quote systems.

The company was founded in Munich in November 2024 by Florian Diegruber and August DuMont Schuette. It will use the funding to expand its sales team, develop the product and enter more international markets.

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