Omilia announced the closing of a $67 million Series B funding round, with the funds designated for the development of its artificial intelligence-based customer experience platform. The investment was led by Expedition Growth Capital, marking the company's second institutional funding round since its inception.
The secured capital will enable accelerated global expansion, particularly in North America, as well as strengthening commercial activities and market presence. Furthermore, Omilia plans to bolster its senior management team and advance the capabilities of its voice AI technology.
Omilia provides AI-driven customer service solutions to large enterprises operating in sectors such as banking, insurance, and healthcare. Its clients include Capital One, Discover, RBC, Taco Bell, DWP, and PSEG.
The company notes that the demand for a ready-to-use enterprise AI solution that delivers scalable and intelligent customer experience (CX) without issues related to security, compliance, or high costs continues to grow.
Unlike most third-party Large Language Model (LLM) solutions, Omilia utilizes its proprietary voice AI technology. This allows enterprises to handle a high volume of customer interactions while maintaining low latency, transparent pricing, and greater operational control.
Dmitris Vassos stated that the company's cloud platform has become an integral part of daily customer interaction for many global enterprises. The latest investments will accelerate the deployment of Omilia's self-learning AI agents within organizations seeking modern contact center technology.
Omilia's annual recurring revenue has increased more than tenfold, surpassing $60 million. The company's growth is attributed to the increasing adoption of its Self-Learning Agentic CX platform and pricing models that eliminate unpredictable token-based costs.
Currently, the Omilia platform supports some of the largest voice AI systems in production environments. These include a major American bank processing over a million calls daily and an insurance company handling more than 600,000 agent-assisted interactions every day.
The platform is designed to support regulated industries requiring strict adherence to standards, including FedRAMP, PCI-DSS, SOC 2, HIPAA, and GDPR. Unlike strategies based solely on generative AI, it combines customized AI capabilities.
Recently, the company expanded its partnership with Taco Bell, enabling its voice AI technology to support orders across more than 1,000 self-service points in 38 US states. Omilia also introduced Lexis, a text-to-speech generative transformation model specifically created for corporate contact centers.
Oliver Thomas, founder and managing partner of Expedition Growth Capital, noted that Omilia merges deep industry expertise with proven product leadership. He emphasized that the self-learning customer experience platform delivers measurable operational improvements while maintaining cost transparency and predictability.
The new funding will be directed towards opening Omilia's first US office, scheduled for the end of the current year. It will also cover the hiring of new commercial executives, including revenue specialists, as well as more specialized roles related to marketing and international growth.
The company forecasts an increase in headcount from approximately 500 to around 600 by the end of the year. Omilia intends to continue focusing on helping organizations automate conversational interfaces, allowing support staff to handle more complex tasks.
Given the constant business demand for AI-driven and conversational support, Omilia stated that its strategy will allow it to strengthen ties with companies in the financial, healthcare, retail, and regulated sectors.
HealthSnap has secured $25 million in funding, which will be used to strengthen its financial position and develop its artificial intelligence-based virtual care platform. These funds will be utilized for investments in the AI platform, as well as for developing commercial initiatives and customer support programs nationwide.
The acquired investments will go towards product development, stimulating commercial growth, and expanding offerings in advanced primary healthcare. HealthSnap plans broader implementation of its solutions within leading U.S. healthcare systems, thereby enhancing the use of virtual care across the country.
Eastward Capital Partners led the funding round. In addition to refinancing existing debt obligations, this deal provided additional capital to advance AI capabilities and increase the corporate adoption of the company's medical platform.
HealthSnap recently launched an AI-enhanced solution for managing advanced primary care. It integrates agentic AI with clinical workflows, helping medical teams manage large patient groups more efficiently.
The company's platform integrates numerous functions into a single system compatible with electronic health records. These functions include remote patient monitoring, chronic disease management, primary care management, advanced primary care management, corporate analytics, reimbursement optimization, and care coordination.
Chief Executive Officer and co-founder Samson Magid stated that this funding validates HealthSnap's long-term vision: to make continuous and intelligent healthcare the standard in modern medical institutions. He also emphasized that artificial intelligence is intended to augment the work of clinical teams, not replace healthcare professionals.
HealthSnap is demonstrating rapid growth amid the increasing adoption of AI-driven care management among healthcare providers. The platform processes two dimensions of patient data every second while simultaneously reducing the frequency of clinical alerts by 97% for patients after their first year of participation.
Currently, the company serves over 80,000 active patient programs across 200 medical systems and physician organizations. By the end of 2026, HealthSnap expects to support over 100,000 active care programs globally.
Among HealthSnap's business partners are Prisma Health, AdventHealth, Ascension Health, and Sentara Health, located in various parts of the U.S. Partners also include Tampa General Hospital, UnityPoint Health, Baptist Health South Florida, and Mount Sinai Medical Center.
Most aspects of care delivery by HealthSnap can now be supported by artificial intelligence. By 2025, the company's AI platform analyzed over three million clinical progress records, significantly exceeding the capacity of manual audits and contributing to improved service quality.
AI-simulated patient interactions allow newly hired nurses to practice patient engagement. The company notes that this contributes to achieving a Net Promoter Score of 72 while improving employee and patient engagement.
The platform also generates clinical summaries, which help systematize disparate patient information for faster and more informed clinical decision-making. AI agents also assist with patient registration, device support, and protocol compliance queries.
Over the past three years, HealthSnap has increased its revenue by more than fivefold and demonstrates stable annual business growth. The company received the 'MedTech Breakthrough' recognition for 2025 for both clinical workflow and operational competence.
Thanks to successful organic business development, HealthSnap has solidified its position as a fast-growing player in the healthcare market and was included in the list of one of the fastest-growing American companies in the Inc. 5000 ranking for 2025.
The investment funds will also serve as an incentive for further expansion of teams of AI specialists, engineers, and product developers, as well as for expanding the company's operations in existing and new medical facilities worldwide.
Delightree, a company that develops an artificial intelligence-based operating system for industries with multiple points of sale (such as franchises), has raised $25 million in funding. These funds will be used to accelerate the growth of the company's team in engineering, product development, and general operations.
The investment round was led by Accel, with support from existing investors Emergent, Timber Grove Ventures, and Innovius. The Denver-based company plans to use the new capital influx to expand its AI platform and enter new vertical markets, including restaurants, fitness, wellness, retail, healthcare, and home services.
The Delightree platform integrates processes such as training, compliance, communication, audits, and new location launches. This ensures greater consistency between the central team's work across all on-site operations and uniform execution of tasks throughout the network of businesses.
Franchise businesses are actively implementing artificial intelligence to assist in various aspects of their operations, many of which rely on it to consolidate disparate processes such as training, communication, compliance, and reporting.
Since its launch just over two years ago, the Delightree platform has demonstrated rapid demand growth globally. The company reported that revenue has increased nearly twentyfold during this period, indicating a high level of product adoption by customers and overall growth.
Currently, the company's software is used in over 6,000 locations across the United States. Delightree's clients include solidcore, Dunn Brothers Coffee, JETSET, Five Star Franchising, MOOYAH Burgers, and Beem Light Sauna.
The platform replaces numerous individual systems with a single operational layer. Businesses use it to manage employee training, operational standards, communications, checks, regulatory compliance, and new site openings.
Delightree will continue to strengthen its capabilities in artificial intelligence for business automation platforms and operational management on a global scale. Future AI assistants will be able to automatically identify issues, assign tasks, track progress, and suggest improvements in operations everywhere.
The new funding will support further investments in product innovation and artificial intelligence. Delightree intends to develop new features that reduce operational complexity for growing franchise businesses. The company believes that AI can help operators open new locations faster while reducing administrative burden.
According to Delightree, clients using the platform can open locations two to three months earlier than when using traditional methods, meaning a reduction in launch times of more than 25%. Furthermore, businesses report that on-site employees free up up to 30% of their working time thanks to workflow automation and centralized operations.
Co-founder Madhulika Mukherji stated that the company's long-term goal is to provide small franchise operators access to complex operational technologies that were previously only available to large corporate chains.
The company sees significant growth opportunities in industries where millions of people work on-site. Its platform is designed to simplify the management of multi-branch businesses while increasing operational transparency.
Delightree is convinced that artificial intelligence can transform growth without the need to add additional layers of management in distributed companies. Artificial intelligence automates back-office operations while maintaining uniformity of operational standards across all business locations.
Delightree aims to strengthen partnerships with franchise brands striving for standardized operations in fast-growing global networks. The platform combines AI-based automation with workflows, significantly reducing management complexity and improving location consistency.
The company plans to use the funds to add AI-powered operational analytics for franchise owners, managers, and on-site employees. Delightree's goal is to become the operating system for multi-location enterprises implementing faster, smarter, and more efficient automation methods globally.
Hush Security announced the raising of $30 million in a Series A funding round aimed at strengthening corporate network security. Strategic investors in the round included Akamai Technologies, alongside existing investors Battery Ventures and YL Ventures.
Less than a year after exiting stealth mode, Hush has raised a total of $41 million in capital to rethink the security of non-human identities. This new influx of funds comes at a critical time for enterprise cybersecurity teams, as autonomous software tools now perform complex tasks within core corporate infrastructure.
According to Gartner forecasts, by 2028, the average Fortune 500 company will use over 150,000 AI agents, significantly higher than last year's figure of fewer than 15 agents. However, a recent Omdia study shows that 96% of organizations still operate on outdated management systems incapable of properly controlling autonomous digital workers.
Hush Security views identity as the central control point for non-human entities and AI agents. Traditional corporate security heavily relies on static API keys and persistent system credentials. The company is replacing these vulnerable methods with dynamic access control specifically designed for automated software workflows, eliminating the leakage of long-term credentials.
The platform creates a secure, authorized pathway for AI agents operating across various enterprise environments. Each agent registers in a centralized catalog, negating the need for persistent credentials. Instead, Hush grants access with limited permissions precisely when the agent performs a specific action. System administrators monitor every action in real-time and maintain a centralized kill switch for immediate termination of suspicious operations.
To optimize security management, Hush has structured its platform around three key operational pillars:
Large global enterprises are already integrating Hush into their daily workflows. Kyndryl, the world's largest IT infrastructure services provider, has implemented Hush internally to protect its global operations. In addition to internal use, Kyndryl has partnered with Hush to resell this identity platform to its corporate clients worldwide.
Akamai Technologies joined the Series A round to solve identity issues in autonomous software networks. Akamai leadership emphasized that every major evolution of the internet requires a new approach to security, viewing identity management as a critical security gateway for protecting expanding AI workloads.
Early investors Battery Ventures and YL Ventures also increased their financial stake in this round. Both investment firms noted that static secrets pose serious risks to enterprises. As companies grant software agents real authority over core data, securing these non-human identities becomes vital for business continuity, allowing companies to scale AI safely.
Hush Security was founded by the team behind Meta Networks, an enterprise security company acquired by Proofpoint in 2019. The founders possess deep expertise in cybersecurity. The company created Hush specifically to address security gaps caused by uncontrolled digital credentials and automated non-human identities. The company will allocate the $30 million to expand engineering and sales departments, focusing primarily on rapid growth in the United States market.
Furthermore, Hush plans to deepen integrations with major enterprise identity management platforms, accelerate strategic corporate partnerships, and expand native support within popular enterprise AI tools.
