Agentic artificial intelligence startup Convey Inc. has raised $38 million in Series A funding to scale its platform for autonomous digital teammates. Andreessen Horowitz led the round with participation from Khosla Ventures and Pear VC. The capital will accelerate product development and expand the company’s enterprise-grade automation capabilities.
Despite global AI investment projections exceeding $2.5 trillion this year, many organizations struggle to realize tangible benefits from back-office automation. Current AI assistants often function merely as copilots, offering incremental productivity gains while leaving employees burdened with manual data entry and reporting. Convey addresses this gap by enabling non-technical workers to design and manage autonomous agents without writing code.
These digital teammates can be onboarded in approximately three hours and assume full ownership of complex tasks ranging from invoice processing to financial reconciliation. Unlike standard chatbots, Convey’s agents are built to own outcomes rather than simply complete isolated commands. The platform operates within strict security boundaries, integrating with legacy systems through governance guardrails configured by enterprise IT departments.
Early adopters report significant operational efficiencies. B2B marketplace Faire Inc. utilized the platform to automate invoice processing, eliminating hundreds of manual hours. Similarly, a major streaming service freed up more than 23,000 annual hours related to advertising workflows. Andreessen Horowitz partner Joe Schmidt noted that Convey solves the industry-wide challenge of adoption without impact by making returns measurable from deployment.
CEO Rohan Chopra stated the company’s mission is to make back-office operations teams AI-native. This funding round supports scaling that vision, allowing organizations to stand up independent AI workforces that integrate seamlessly into existing business infrastructure.