Skan AI raises $63M to give AI agents a map of enterprise work
Process intelligence company Skan AI said today it raised $63 million in a Series C round to help further develop a platform that records how enterprise work actually gets done and feeds that record to artificial intelligence agents.
Founded in 2019, the company offers software that sits on employee desktops, grabs screenshots and then processes them on the machine itself. The images never leave. What goes back to Skan AI’s analytics platform is anonymized metadata: which applications were used, in what order and where decisions got made. The company says that lets it map operations without ever collecting the work product.
Skan AI splits the platform into three products. Blueprint maps how a process moves across systems and teams and Intelligence pinpoints where time and money leak out of it. The third, Agents, deploys automation modeled on what a company’s top performers actually do.
In one deployment at a large U.S. bank, Skan AI tracked 11.2 million context switches across 1,500 finance staff and surfaced $37 million in operational friction. Agents built on those observations cut cost per transaction 32% and lifted throughput 41%, worth $18 million in annualized savings, according to the company.
