Maven AGI, the enterprise AI company unifying the full customer journey, announced it has raised $50 million in Series B funding. The round was led by Dell Technologies Capital, with participation from Cisco Investments, SE Ventures (the venture capital firm backed by Schneider Electric), and existing investors Lux Capital, M13, and E14. This brings the company’s total funding to $78 million.
Several new investors are also becoming Maven customers and strategic partners, underscoring the company’s role as foundational infrastructure in the emerging AI-powered enterprise.
Maven AGI, the enterprise AI company unifying the customer journey, has raised $50 million in Series B funding.
Originally focused on modernizing customer support, Maven AGI is now expanding across the full customer journey—connecting data, systems, and teams with agentic AI that drives business outcomes. The company’s Business AGI platform integrates seamlessly with enterprise systems to resolve issues, surface real-time insights, and improve performance at every customer touchpoint.
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From the beginning, Maven has prioritized three core principles that set its platform apart for the enterprise:
“With fragmented systems slowing innovation, enterprises are urgently seeking a unified approach. Maven delivers on that need with AI that securely connects people, systems, and data across the entire customer lifecycle,” said Jonathan Corbin, CEO and co-founder of Maven AGI.
The Series B funding will fuel Maven’s continued expansion, including accelerated product development and go-to-market efforts. In a fast-moving market, the company is prioritizing rapid distribution and working closely with a network of partners and investors who have scaled some of the most successful technology companies in the world.
“Maven AGI is tackling one of the fastest-growing markets globally, and they’ve assembled a team with unmatched expertise in customer experience and AI,” said Elana Lian, Partner at Dell Technologies Capital. “Their leadership’s hands-on understanding of scaling impactful solutions positions them to fundamentally transform how businesses engage with customers.”
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“We invest in startups that are disrupting large categories at scale,” said Amit Chaturvedy, Global Head & Managing Partner at SE Ventures. “Maven’s platform is uniquely designed to handle the complex workflows and scale of huge corporations, like SE Ventures’ LP, Schneider Electric.”
Maven’s momentum includes:
With a team of more than 80 employees across Boston, New York, and San Francisco, Maven serves a diverse roster of customers. These include publicly traded companies like Ibex, Tripadvisor, and SS&C Technologies Holdings, Inc.; fintech leaders such as Rho, Check, and Papaya Pay; established enterprises like Clio; and fast-rising consumer brands including Paris Hilton’s Parivie Beauty.
“Maven is built for scale. As AI becomes the operating system of the enterprise, our mission is to ensure it delivers real business impact from sales to support and everything in between,” Corbin added.
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