Factify

Factify aims to solve the problem of traditional documents, like PDFs, which are untraceable, not inherently secure, and cannot be easily processed by AI. The platform transforms documents into governed, intelligent assets that carry their own access control, version history, audit logs, and automation capabilities. Features include embedded identity to track authoritative versions, in-document workflows for approvals and signatures, and machine-readable interfaces that allow AI agents to securely interact with the data. This approach is designed to create a trusted, auditable foundation for business operations.

The company's business model is enterprise-focused, selling its platform directly to organizations. It is conducting paid pilot programs with clients in highly regulated industries such as banking, insurance, legal services, human resources, and operations. Use cases include legal teams managing sensitive agreements and operations teams handling vendor onboarding directly within the documents. Factify secured one of the largest seed funding rounds for a non-cybersecurity/AI company, raising $73 million. The round was led by Valley Capital Partners with participation from prominent figures in technology and finance. The company has offices in Tel Aviv, Israel, and is establishing a U.S. presence in Pittsburgh.