Ema
United States · AI · Enterprise software
Ema builds AI Employees that automate multi-step work across enterprise HR, IT and finance systems. Businesses use its agents for processes such as recruiting, onboarding, benefits, IT support, invoice handling and payroll; the platform connects to existing applications and includes tools for configuring, governing and improving workflows.
How it works
An enterprise configures an AI Employee for a workflow, grounds it in company context and connects it to business applications. Employees can reach the agents through interfaces such as Teams or Slack; the agents then carry out multi-step tasks such as recruiting and onboarding, benefits support, IT requests, invoice processing and payroll. Ema advertises more than 250 prebuilt integrations.
The platform includes a natural-language builder, continuous workflow optimisation and governance features such as role-based permissions, audit trails and configurable human approval. Its EmaFusion layer routes requests across multiple models.
Customers and maturity
Ema sells to enterprises seeking automation across employee-facing and back-office processes. Its official site presents customer case studies and production deployments, while TechCrunch reported more than 50 enterprise customers, including Google and Microsoft, after the September 2026 Series B. The company is headquartered in Silicon Valley and has offices in London, Bengaluru and Vancouver.
- Product
- AI Employees for HR, IT and finance
- Headquarters
- Silicon Valley, United States
- Integrations
- 250+ prebuilt connectors
- Workflow control
- Permissions, audit trails and human approvals
Funding history
1 round · 1 with disclosed amounts| Announced | Round | Amount | Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Series B | $77M | Creaegis — LeadAccel — ParticipantHitachi Ventures — ParticipantProsus — ParticipantS32 — ParticipantWipro Ventures — Participant |