Munich's Marble Cognition Raises €3.35 Million to Build AI Coworkers for Business Operations
Munich-based startup Marble Cognition has raised €3.35 million in a pre-Seed round. It is building AI coworkers that first learn how business processes work before automating them.
Marble Cognition (Marble), a startup based in Munich, Germany, has raised €3.35 million (about $3.75 million) in a pre-Seed funding round. The company develops AI coworkers meant to optimise and automate business operations, and the news was reported by the European startup outlet EU-Startups.
What the company does
Marble builds AI tools that, according to the company's description, understand how work is actually carried out. That understanding is meant to let them improve and automate business operations. The approach, as the headline of the report puts it, is for an AI coworker to learn a business process first and automate it afterwards.
Who invested
The round was co-led by Heartcore and Seedcamp. Angel investors also took part, including a board member of Datadog, a monitoring software company, and a founder of Personio, an HR software company. The source excerpt also refers to executives from other companies, but the full list is not available in the text provided.
Pre-Seed is the earliest stage of outside funding for a startup, when the product is typically still being developed. The excerpt gives no details on how the money will be used or on product launch timing.
