Enterprises are facing a critical challenge: despite massive investment, 95% of their AI initiatives fail to scale beyond the pilot stage. UnifyApps, the company building the Enterprise Operating System for AI, has announced a $50 million Series B funding round to solve this exact problem. The new capital, led by WestBridge Capital, will fuel the company's expansion and marks a new phase of growth, with industry veteran Ragy Thomas joining as Chairman and Co-CEO alongside founder Pavitar Singh.
Quick Intel
UnifyApps raised a $50M Series B, bringing total funding to $81M.
The platform addresses the 95% failure rate of enterprise AI solutions.
It provides an LLM-agnostic, AI-native architecture to unify data and systems.
Ragy Thomas joins as Co-CEO and Chairman, bringing extensive enterprise expertise.
The company will use the funds to expand its team, platform, and European presence.
UnifyApps has grown revenue over 600% year-over-year serving global enterprises.
The Enterprise AI Scaling Problem
The core issue for large organizations is AI sprawl. Isolated, use-case-specific AI applications require their own complex integrations across siloed systems of record, knowledge, and activity. This fragmentation prevents data from flowing to AI models and stops AI-driven actions from being executed within core business tools, leading to stalled experiments and wasted investment.
A Unified Platform for AI-Native Transformation
UnifyApps closes this gap with its Six-Layer Enterprise AI Architecture. The platform acts as a central nervous system, connecting data from platforms like Salesforce and Workday, applying the right AI models, and enabling actions within existing employee workflows. This turns disconnected GenAI pilots into scalable, production-grade solutions that deliver measurable business outcomes. “The next decade will belong to AI-native enterprises,” said Ragy Thomas, Co-CEO and Chairman of UnifyApps. “We are seeing the same inflection point we saw with the rise of the internet—every piece of software, workflow, and process will be reinvented with AI at the core. UnifyApps is building the platform that makes that transformation possible.”
Proven Impact and Strategic Vision
UnifyApps is already delivering value for global customers like HDFC Bank, Deutsche Telekom, and several government entities, automating processes in HR, supply chain, and claims processing. The new funding will accelerate this momentum. Pavitar Singh, Co-CEO of UnifyApps, stated, “Ragy’s experience in building and scaling one of the world’s leading enterprise software companies will accelerate our go-to-market growth and global footprint. We are already walking the talk on what it means for an enterprise to be truly AI-native."
UnifyApps represents a fundamental shift in enterprise technology strategy. By providing the foundational platform to unify data, intelligence, and action, it empowers organizations to evolve beyond simple task automation and become truly AI-native, fundamentally redefining how they create value and operate in a new era.
UnifyApps is the Enterprise Operating System for AI that empowers organizations to transform into AI-native enterprises. Its horizontal platform connects systems of record, knowledge, and activity, enabling enterprises to find data, think with AI models, and act within business workflows—turning stalled GenAI pilots into scalable, production-grade solutions. With thousands of pre-built integrations and an LLM-agnostic design, UnifyApps helps enterprises operationalize AI securely and confidently. Founded in 2023 and backed by WestBridge Capital, ICONIQ, and Elevation Capital, UnifyApps is headquartered in New York with a presence across the Americas, EMEA, and India. Learn more at www.unifyapps.com or follow UnifyApps on LinkedIn.
WestBridge Capital is a global investment firm with over $7 billion in assets under management and offices in Bangalore, Silicon Valley and Mauritius. For over 20 years, WestBridge has partnered with transformative entrepreneurs at every stage across both private and public markets, with a significant nexus to India. WestBridge’s long term investment approach is enabled by the fund’s unique evergreen and crossover structure, allowing for partnerships that span decades. WestBridge has a long-standing track record of leading investments and advising companies as their largest institutional partner. Some notable investments in the US include UnifyApps, Innovaccer, Turing, Zscaler and Freshworks.