Delve, a San Francisco startup that uses synthetic intelligence agents to gather and determine evidence of compliance with companies, has just presented stealth with $ 3. 3 million in funds, the startup told Business Insider exclusively.
Businesses handling data at scale need to collect and submit a variety of documents to show compliance with data and security standards. Legacy systems for gathering this evidence require teams to manually collect screenshots of security configurations.
“Compliance is one of the industries that await their revolution silently,” said Selin Kocalar, co -founder and Delve operations leader.
Delve says it saves customers hours of busywork by using agents — software that can perform specific tasks without much human intervention — to collect evidence across web apps, internal tools, and custom software. For example, a customer can write a single instruction and Delve’s agents automatically collect the required screenshots. The platform continuously monitors the customer’s tech stack and alerts team members of compliance gaps before they affect security.
Delve says that it has reached an income execution rate of several million dollars and has signed more than one hundred customers, adding 11 times, the sales automation platform admitted through Andreessen Horowitz and Bland, an agent startup for telephone tasks . Delve investors come with Cominator, General Catalyst, Fundersclub and Soma Capital.
The founders of the startup, Kocalar and Karun Kaushik, were in combination as classmates at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and began operating in a medical scribe solution. They saw the pains of complying with Hipa, a federal law that protects the privacy and security of the fitness of physical aptitude. Information, closely, and to move on to the construction of Deeve.
According to Kocalar, the platform now covers SOC 2, HIPAA, ISO 27001, GDPR, PCI DSS, and custom frameworks, with additional certifications in the works.
Companies resort to agents such as Salesforce agentforce and Microsoft’s co -pilot to help them automate responsibilities and download employed work. Investors take note. In 2024, according to Pitchbook data, the new companies that explore the application of agents raised $ 8. 2 billion in funds. Part of this cash took its position for new compliance companies, such as Norm AI, which converts regulations for public legislation into commercial policy in the PC code that works and Greenlite, which applies agents to monetary compliance.
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