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Serval triples valuation to $3 billion as businesses adopt AI workflow automation

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In short

Serval secured $150 million in a new funding round led by Sequoia, bringing its total capital raised to $277 million. The startup designs artificial intelligence agents to take over enterprise IT duties, including troubleshooting and employee permissions. Electric vehicle manufacturer Lucid Motors successfully switched to the platform from ServiceNow in just 45 days. To maintain robust corporate security, the company isolates tool-building administrative agents from the front-facing agents used by staff.

Key points

  • Serval aims to replace legacy enterprise platforms such as Workday and ServiceNow with AI…: Serval aims to replace legacy enterprise platforms such as Workday and ServiceNow with AI agents.
  • Security architecture isolates tool-building administrative agents from the agents employ…: Security architecture isolates tool-building administrative agents from the agents employees interact with daily.
  • Internal IT and security teams continue to require human approvals for sensitive applicat…: Internal IT and security teams continue to require human approvals for sensitive application access and password resets.

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Oct 29 : Serval raised $150 million in a Sequoia-led round at a $3 billion valuation, as the enterprise automation company seeks to use AI agents to handle workplace tasks and replace legacy software across large organizations.

The round triples Serval's $1 billion valuation from December, highlighting investor interest in AI startups taking on established enterprise software providers such as ServiceNow and Workday.

San Francisco-based Serval, which has raised $277 million to date, develops AI agents that automate workplace processes, initially focusing on IT operations such as managing employee access, troubleshooting, and handling software and hardware assets.

"It's not an additional layer of AI spend on top of your existing system of record, it is a true alternative replacement for platforms like ServiceNow," Jake Stauch, co-founder and CEO of Serval, told Reuters.

Stauch said electric vehicle maker Lucid Motors migrated from ServiceNow to Serval in 45 days.

Serval's new funding will support an expansion of its Catalyst product, which is designed to help companies build and run automated workflows.

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