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London-based Capably has raised $4m in seed funding to accelerate adoption of its automation platform that bridges the gap between traditional RPA and newer AI agent technologies. The funding round was led by Boost Capital Partners with participation from multiple European and US investors.
The startup addresses persistent pain points in the automation landscape: traditional RPA systems have proven technically complex and maintenance-heavy, while newer LLM-powered AI agents lack the reliability needed for mission-critical business processes.
Capably's solution combines structured automation with AI flexibility, creating "Agentic workflows" - autonomous systems operating within human-defined parameters. The platform works across departments without requiring specialised training.
According to co-founder and CEO Rafa Pulido, Capably aims to cut through market noise and help organisations realise tangible business value from AI investments – particularly in helping address high percentage failure rate of AI implementation efforts.
The funding comes amid renewed enterprise interest in intelligent automation solutions that don't require deep technical expertise. With its no-training-required approach, Capably is positioned well to capture mid-market companies seeking accessible AI-powered productivity gains.
Posted by: Marc Hardwick at 09:24
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