Rwazi Secures $12M to Advance AI Copilot for Decision-Making

Rwazi has raised $12 million in Series A funding to enhance its AI copilot, designed to improve decision-making with real-time data insights.

Rwazi has raised $12 million in Series A funding to further develop its AI copilot, which aims to replace instinct-driven decisions with data-backed insights, announced in a press release. The funding will accelerate the enhancement of Rwazi's simulation engine and decision-making capabilities, providing teams with real-time visibility into market changes and actionable insights.

Rwazi's AI copilot captures real-time consumer activity, offering a precision-driven intelligence system that helps teams detect shifts early, simulate outcomes, and act swiftly. This approach allows enterprises to grow market share, reduce customer acquisition costs, and increase customer lifetime value by aligning decisions with real-time demand.

The new funding will be used to deepen Rwazi's simulation capabilities, expand its global data infrastructure, and enhance the AI copilot's ability to contextualize and recommend next steps across various functions. Already trusted by Fortune 100 companies, Rwazi's technology supports strategic decisions in marketing, product, and operations.

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