Capably Secures $4M to Advance AI-Powered Automation

Capably has raised $4 million to enhance its Intelligent Automation platform, aiming to replace legacy automation systems with AI-powered solutions.

Capably has raised $4 million to enhance its Intelligent Automation platform, aiming to replace legacy automation systems with AI-powered solutions, announced in a press release. The investment round was led by Boost Capital Partners, with participation from other investors across the EU and US.

Capably's platform allows businesses to automate complex tasks with AI, operating autonomously in the background to increase productivity and efficiency. The platform is designed to be user-friendly, requiring no technical expertise for employees to automate tasks such as data entry, report generation, and project management.

Founded by Rafa Pulido and Nicolas Trésegnie, Capably aims to bridge the gap between traditional automation tools and AI agents, offering a reliable and intuitive solution for businesses. The new funding will enable Capably to expand its product offerings and meet the growing demand for AI-driven work delegation.

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