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Autonomous AI worker platform for enterprise operations

Tel Aviv-Yafo, IsraelFounded 2024AI
Valuation $10–25M Last recorded · 2026
Headcount <100 Current team size
Total funding $10–50M Disclosed equity funding
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About Aiwork

Ai.work is an AI worker platform provider that aims to automate internal enterprise workflows. Founded in 2024 by Maor Ezer and Nir Nahum, seasoned entrepreneurs from WalkMe, the company is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel. It emerged from stealth in June 2025 with $10 million in seed funding in a round led by A* and lool ventures, with participation from Firstminute Capital, SV Angel, Liquid2, and others.

The founders' background at WalkMe, a digital adoption platform, provided them with deep insights into enterprise software challenges. CEO Maor Ezer previously sold a company to WalkMe and later became its CMO and strategic advisor, while CTO Nir Nahum was a founding team member and CTO at WalkMe, holding nine U.S. patents. Their experience informed their mission to address the inefficiencies of managing routine internal tasks, which are often handled through ticketing systems, forms, and manual oversight.

The company's core offering is an AI Worker platform featuring autonomous, policy-aware agents that handle tasks for internal service departments such as IT, HR, Procurement, Legal, Finance, and Operations. These AI Workers are designed to orchestrate complex workflows across a company's technology stack, integrating with enterprise applications like ServiceNow, Slack, Salesforce, JIRA, Microsoft 365, and Google Workspace. Unlike traditional RPA or siloed AI agents, Ai.work's agents operate autonomously, processing requests and only escalating critical decisions or exceptions to human managers. This agentic approach is intended to reduce task completion times significantly, with pre-launch tests indicating reductions of up to 65% and potential cost savings of 50%.

The business model is focused on providing these customizable, domain-trained AI Workers as a service to large organizations. Early adopters include companies like WalkMe, DealHub, and Vertice, which have reported improvements in productivity and efficiency. For instance, WalkMe noted a 35% reduction in manual ticket handling after deploying the platform.

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Founded
2024
Headquarters
Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
Sector
AI

Investors

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🇮🇱 Israel82.3%
🇺🇸 United States11.8%
🇷🇸 Serbia5.9%
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