HappyRobot has raised $150m in Series C funding to expand its business of putting AI agents to work inside large enterprises.
The round, led by Prysm Capital and co-led by Eurazeo, values the company at $1.2bn post-money and takes its total funding to about $200m.
The raise lands less than a year after the company’s $44m Series B, and HappyRobot says revenue has grown fivefold since. It is a quick step up for a startup that began by automating one of the least glamorous corners of the economy.
The company builds AI agents that handle the operational grunt work businesses still run on, the phone calls, emails, and documents that shuttle between fragmented systems.
The agents are built to act and reason inside existing enterprise software while working alongside staff, part of a fast-growing market for enterprise AI agents that investors have been chasing hard.
