Founders who sold their startup to Cisco raise $34 million to kill IT tickets. Read their new AI startup's pitch deck.
Founders of the startup Epsagon have raised $34 million for their new venture, Harmony, which uses AI to automate internal IT and HR tasks. The platform integrates with tools like Slack and Microsoft Teams to handle employee requests such as password resets and software access.
Why it matters
This highlights the ongoing trend of using AI to streamline enterprise workflows and the high investor appetite for experienced founders in the B2B SaaS space.
Harmony cofounders Ran Ribenzaft and Nitzan Shapira. Aviv Kurt Harmony raised a $34 million seed round led by Lightspeed to automate workplace requests. Its cofounders sold their last startup to Cisco for $500 million. The platform handles tasks like onboarding, software access, and password resets. Two founders who sold their first startup to Cisco for $500 million have raised $34 million in seed funding for their next act. Last year, CEO Nitzan Shapira and CTO Ran Ribenzaft launched their new startup Harmony, which uses AI to field workplace requests. Rather than simply answering employees' questions, Harmony operates inside Slack and Microsoft Teams to handle tasks like onboarding, software access, and resetting passwords. They aim to help workers avoid digging through internal systems or waiting to talk to tech support or human resources, the company said.
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