UnifyApps secures $50M Series B to scale its AI OS for enterprises

UnifyApps, the provider positioning itself as the enterprise operating system for AI, has closed a $50 million Series B led by WestBridge Capital, with participation from ICONIQ and Elevation Capital. The round lifts the company’s total funding to $81 million and accelerates its plan to accelerate go-to-market expansion and platform development. As part of the news, Ragy Thomas joins as Chairman and Co-CEO, joining co-founder and CEO Pavitar Singh to drive scale and international growth.

The financing arrives amid a broader wave of corporate AI adoption, where CIOs grapple with turning scattered pilots into production-grade outcomes. Analysts repeatedly flag high failure rates for enterprise AI initiatives driven by misaligned data, fragmented tools, and governance gaps. In this context, UnifyApps’ value proposition centers on unifying systems of record, knowledge, and activity through a unified interface and a low-code/no-code workflow builder. The architecture is designed to be compatible with a range of large-language models while delivering integrated data models and ontologies that reduce AI sprawl.

At the core is a Six-Layer Enterprise AI Architecture that blends data and ontology management, workflow automation, and autonomous-capability deployment. In practice, the platform connects data from giants like Salesforce and Workday and coordinates activity within corporate intranets, delivering a closed-loop flow from data to decision to action. The company reports a 600%+ year-over-year revenue growth and cites use cases spanning HR processes, claims handling, supply-chain optimization, and enterprise-wide process reimagining across retail, financial services, telecom, healthcare, and public sector verticals.

Executive leadership emphasizes the strategic importance of AI-native enterprises. Ragy Thomas notes that the next decade will be defined by AI-native software that rethinks how software, workflows, and governance come together. The expansion plan includes boosting Europe-based operations, accelerating product development, and broadening the catalog of pre-built applications that can be deployed with minimal friction. Customers cited include a mix of global financial institutions, technology and consumer platforms, and government entities, underscoring the platform’s potential to scale across regulatory regimes and security requirements.

Industry observers expect the AI-native stack to become a foundational layer for next-generation ERP-like capabilities in large organizations, with CIOs prioritizing governance, security, and measurable ROI. UnifyApps’ GI-agnostic approach, combined with a robust partner-backed go-to-market plan, positions the company to translate experimental AI programs into repeatable, value-generating operations. As CIOs look to reduce fragmentation and accelerate time-to-value, the company’s strategy to combine data connectivity, ontologies, and workflow orchestration will be a critical determinant of AI-enabled efficiency and competitive advantage.