India’s enterprise AI ecosystem continues to scale new heights as UnifyApps, the Bengaluru-based startup, announced the successful closure of a US $50 million Series B funding round, lifting its total capital raised to approximately US $81 million.

UnifyApps offers what it calls an “enterprise operating system for AI” — a platform that connects large-scale corporate software systems such as Salesforce, Workday, and ServiceNow with AI-driven workflows. These integrations enable automation of complex enterprise processes, including claims management, HR operations, and data synchronisation across multiple departments.

The funding injection will fuel product innovation, global expansion, and customer acquisition efforts as UnifyApps eyes deeper penetration into enterprise markets. The company already counts leading organisations such as HDFC Bank and Deutsche Telekom among its clients.

In a notable leadership development, UnifyApps has appointed Ragy Thomas, founder of customer-experience platform Sprinklr, as co-CEO alongside its original founder. The dual-leadership structure is designed to blend entrepreneurial agility with seasoned enterprise experience — a model increasingly adopted by high-growth AI ventures seeking to scale globally.

Strategic Outlook:
UnifyApps’ trajectory mirrors a wider shift in India’s AI startup ecosystem — from consumer-oriented experimentation to enterprise-grade transformation. The company’s progress underscores the maturing sophistication of India’s AI talent pool and its rising credibility in global enterprise technology markets.

For businesses exploring AI adoption, UnifyApps’ model presents a compelling narrative: Indian-born startups are no longer merely catching up; they are architecting the digital foundations for the next generation of intelligent enterprises.