Stockholm-based startup Pit, which builds AI systems that learn how companies operate and automate internal workflows, has secured $16 million in funding from Andreessen Horowitz (a16z), Lakestar, the Stena and Lundin families.
- Founded in 2025 by Adam Jafer, Pit develops AI-powered enterprise software designed to automate internal operational workflows. The company builds custom systems for tasks traditionally managed through spreadsheets, emails, and disconnected SaaS tools, such as campaign management, logistics coordination, approvals, and inventory processes.
- Pit’s platform analyses how organisations operate and creates production-ready software tailored to those workflows, while integrating with existing enterprise systems rather than replacing them.
- The company reports its systems have helped customers reduce processes that previously took days to hours and cut operational errors to near zero in some logistics workflows.
Details of the deal
- The fresh round also saw support from angel investors from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Deel, and Revolut.
- Pit plans to use the newly raised $16 million to scale its AI-native enterprise operations platform and expand adoption among large enterprises across industries such as logistics, telecom, e-commerce, and healthcare.
- The company aims to help businesses replace fragmented workflows built on spreadsheets, emails, and legacy SaaS tools with custom AI-driven systems designed around how organisations actually operate.
