UnifyApps, a fast-rising artificial intelligence company developing what it calls the Enterprise Operating System for AI, has raised $50 million in a Series B funding round led by WestBridge Capital, with participation from ICONIQ and other investors. This brings the company’s total funding to $81 million, marking a major leap toward its mission to help global enterprises transition from digital to AI-native operations.
The announcement also comes with a leadership shake-up as Ragy Thomas, early investor and long-time enterprise software veteran, joins as Chairman and Co-CEO alongside co-founder Pavitar Singh. Thomas, known for his deep experience in enterprise SaaS and compliance systems, is expected to lead UnifyApps’ global go-to-market expansion.
UnifyApps aims to solve one of the biggest hurdles facing corporate AI adoption: the inability of current large language models (LLMs) to access and act on data spread across disconnected systems. The company estimates that 95 percent of enterprise AI projects fail to scale because of this fragmentation. Its platform eliminates this barrier through an LLM-agnostic, AI-native architecture that integrates systems of knowledge, record, and activity using a low-code/no-code workflow builder. This design transforms scattered GenAI experiments into production-ready, scalable applications.
The platform connects tools like Salesforce, Workday, and corporate intranets, allowing enterprises to unify data, apply the right AI models, and execute actions seamlessly across departments. By linking data, intelligence, and workflow automation in a single closed loop, UnifyApps enables businesses to turn fragmented AI pilots into measurable business outcomes.
At the heart of UnifyApps’ system is its Six-Layer Enterprise AI Architecture, which integrates system connectivity, ontology management, workflow automation, user experience, and autonomous agent deployment. Already, major organizations such as HDFC Bank, Deutsche Telekom, Belcorp, WalkMe, Liva Insurance, Air Arabia, and government agencies in Abu Dhabi and Dubai are leveraging UnifyApps to accelerate AI adoption and achieve operational efficiency.
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With the fresh funding, UnifyApps plans to expand its global team and European footprint, enhance platform integrations, and introduce a library of pre-built AI applications for key industries such as banking, telecom, healthcare, and public service. The company also intends to strengthen its developer community and reinforce enterprise security and compliance capabilities.
Backing investor Rishit Desai, Partner at WestBridge Capital, described UnifyApps as a “foundational platform for agentic AI in the enterprise,” emphasizing that while many firms remain stuck in experimentation, UnifyApps “helps them scale real AI across workflows with measurable ROI.”
The company’s recent growth supports that claim. UnifyApps reports a 600 percent year-over-year revenue increase, serving enterprise clients across retail, logistics, finance, and technology sectors. Some clients have reportedly reduced automation timelines from months to days, improving efficiency across supply chains, HR, and customer experience management.
Co-CEO Pavitar Singh added that UnifyApps’ platform “embodies what it truly means to be AI-native,” citing a Fortune 50 retailer that used the company’s tools to automate operations across store management, merchandising, and finance through intelligent, interconnected systems.
As enterprises race to harness the potential of generative and agentic AI, UnifyApps positions itself as the backbone of the new AI-driven economy; a system designed not just to automate work, but to help organizations think, act, and evolve in an AI-native world.
