GeneralMind Funding Snapshot: Securing $12M to Launch the First “Autopilot” for Global Enterprise Workflows

GeneralMind, the new venture by AI pioneer Tushar Ahluwalia, has raised $12 million of early-stage funding, which is one of the largest disclosed pre seed rounds in Europe to date. This is only several months after the company revealed itself from stealth mode.

The company, GeneralMind, is constructing an independent workflow automation platform for working well with existing ERP systems. Working as an intermediary platform, it can automate various routine operational tasks and unorganized workflow coordination that involves emails, spreadsheets, and in-house tools. Using intelligently selected Large Language Models appropriately for workflow requirements, this platform provides what they term “autopilot-grade” workflow automation with human control.

Early adoption includes adoption by various enterprises listed on NASDAQ, MDAX, and SDAX, thereby proving market fit. The founding team has varied expertise ranging from product to commercial lines.

GeneralMind is headquartered in Berlin but also has a substantial presence in Bengaluru, India, with a total of 28 employees across the two offices. The investment will be used for building technology infrastructure, enhancing engineering talent, and speeding up enterprise adoption in the Europe market.

Conclusion

Due to its strong support and early adoption, GeneralMind is poised to rethink the boundaries of automated enterprises from globally to Indian roots.