UnifyApps raises $50M to grow its enterprise AI operating system — Indian-origin founder at the helm of global expansion
What is the news?
UnifyApps, an AI-native company co-founded by Pavitar Singh, announced a $50 million Series B round led by WestBridge Capital. The investment brings UnifyApps’ total capital to approximately $81 million and positions the company at an estimated valuation near $250 million.
The startup builds an “enterprise operating system for AI” that integrates widely used corporate systems such as Salesforce and Workday with generative AI to automate tasks across claims processing, HR workflows and other enterprise functions.
Why is it interesting?
The fresh capital will be used to expand the company’s platform, accelerate hiring (adding roughly 110 employees to a 400-person team), and grow its presence in Europe. With a client roster that spans Lowe’s (U.S.), HDFC Bank (India) and Deutsche Telekom (Germany), UnifyApps’ growth underscores how Indian-origin founders are building globally relevant AI infrastructure and winning enterprise customers across regions.
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