Skan AI, a startup specializing in creating a “context graph of work” by observing how employees interact with enterprise software, has raised $63 million in Series C funding co-led by Cathay Innovation and Dell Technologies Capital. This funding round brings the company’s total to about $120 million. Skan AI’s technology observes employee activity across various applications, capturing workflow nuances missed by traditional system logs. This approach aims to resolve the common failure in enterprise AI implementations, which often rely on inaccurate process documentation. The company has launched new products, including Skan AI Blueprint and Skan AI Agents, which together with its existing intelligence platform, provide a comprehensive solution for automating workflows. Skan AI emphasizes privacy by aggregating data to avoid tracking individual employees and maintains stringent controls over data access. With customers including major banks and Fortune 50 companies, Skan claims to have identified over $500 million in potential savings and demonstrated significant productivity improvements. The firm’s CEO Avinash Misra highlights that understanding actual work context is foundational for successful AI deployment, comparing it to the importance of CRM systems for customer data.
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