Ema, a Mountain View-based startup, has unveiled a universal AI employee designed to automate mundane tasks, thereby freeing up employees for strategic work. With $25M in funding from notable investors and an impressive roster of early customers, Ema aims to transform workplace productivity. The platform leverages over 30 large language models combined with domain-specific ones, offering solutions that span customer service to internal productivity. Co-founded by ex-Coinbase and Google executives, Ema's pedigree adds credibility to its innovative approach in overcoming common AI challenges such as accuracy and data protection.



Mountain View, California – Ema, an innovative startup, has announced a successful $25 million funding round. The company is pioneering the concept of a “Universal AI Employee,” aimed at revolutionizing how tasks are automated in businesses, enabling employees to shift focus from mundane activities to more strategic tasks.

Ema aspires to streamline and automate complex workflows through its Generative Workflow Engine (GWE) and EmaFusion model. By leveraging more than 30 large language models and specialized domain-specific models, these tools are designed to increase efficiency and reduce errors, particularly in customer service and internal productivity sectors.

The enterprise was co-founded by former Coinbase Chief Product Officer Surojit Chatterjee and ex-VP of Engineering at Okta, Souvik Sen. Both founders bring a wealth of experience and achievements in the tech and business realms. “Our goal is to build a universal AI employee that automates the mundane tasks enterprise employees tackle daily, freeing them for more valuable and strategic work,” states Chatterjee.

This funding round was co-led by Accel, Section 32, and Prosus Ventures, with participation from Wipro Ventures, Venture Highway, AME Cloud Ventures, Frontier Ventures, Maum Group, and Firebolt Ventures. Prominent individual investors such as Sheryl Sandberg, Dustin Moskovitz, Jerry Yang also contributed to this round.

The successful funding underscores the market’s strong interest in Ema and its innovative AI solutions, highlighting the growing demand for artificial intelligence in business automation. Ema has already quietly acquired customers like Envoy Global, TrueLayer, and Moneview, demonstrating that its product is ready to meet high market demands.

The achievement signals to the AI industry that the market is in search of innovations that transcend traditional automation solutions. Ema’s strategy to address existing challenges in AI, such as accuracy, hallucination issues, and data protection, with its proprietary technology has been highly recognized by investors both within and outside the industry.

With this new influx of funds, Ema plans to expand its team, accelerate product development, and increase its market presence. For businesses looking to enhance work efficiency and innovation through artificial intelligence, Ema offers an exciting new option.