CoPlane

About CoPlane

CoPlane is building AI-native software designed to modernize and automate back-office operations for large enterprises. Founded in 2024 by CEO Chris Sperandio and co-founders Scott and Victor, the San Francisco-based startup aims to overhaul the often rigid and costly Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) market. Sperandio's background as Lead Product Architect at Segment and in product acceleration at Stripe exposed him to the inefficiencies of fragmented back-office systems, which inspired the creation of CoPlane. The founding team developed the platform by embedding with enterprise design partners to understand and address manual workflows and fragmented data.

The company's core product is an AI-native platform that functions as an intelligence layer over existing enterprise systems, eliminating the need for costly and disruptive "rip-and-replace" migrations. This AI engine transforms legacy workflows into agentic applications that can execute complex tasks. CoPlane's technology combines AI agents, deterministic business rules, and human-in-the-loop oversight, allowing it to automate processes such as invoice exception handling, sales order entry, and procurement. The platform is designed for enterprise-grade security and governance, with features like end-to-end auditability and the ability to run within a client's own cloud environment, ensuring data remains secure.

CoPlane's business model targets large, complex organizations in sectors including healthcare, industrials, financial services, manufacturing, and technology. It provides a unified control plane for AI-powered operations, helping businesses reduce general and administrative (G&A) costs and transform their back office from a cost center into a source of competitive advantage. Early customers include OI Infusion, Red Ventures, and Georgia Pacific. In November 2025, CoPlane announced it had raised $14 million in a seed funding round led by Ribbit, with participation from Stripe, Optum Ventures, and Terrain, to expand its operations and development.