Euno has raised a $23m Series A led by N47. The startup builds what it calls a context platform for enterprise AI agents. Chief executive Sarah Levy first disclosed the round to Axios Pro, before the company published its announcement on Wednesday.
Existing investor 10D also took part, alongside a group of founders from the security and data world. They include Wiz co-founder Yinon Kostika and Cyera chief executive Yotam Segev. Eon chief executive Ofir Ehrlich, Tavily founder Rotem Weiss and former Tableau chief executive Mark Nelson also invested. The round takes Euno’s total funding to $29m.
The problem Euno is selling against
Picture an agent asked for last quarter’s customer churn. A big company may have several versions of that number, built by different teams, some of them stale. Access to the database does not tell the agent which one the finance team trusts. Euno’s bet is that this missing knowledge, not model quality, is what keeps agents out of production.
Euno says its platform learns how an organisation builds, uses and governs its data. Each agent then gets only the slice of context its task needs. It also enforces access rules, so an agent does not reach data it should not. As agents act, the system feeds what it learns back into that shared picture.
