Software integration startup UnifyApps raises $11 million led by Elevation Capital

San Francisco-based UnifyApps, an artificial intelligence startup focused on enterprise integration, on Wednesday said it has raised $11 million in a seed funding round led by Elevation Capital.

The startup aims to expand its platform to support over 5,000 applications, advance the capabilities of generative AI and build large language model-powered agents.

UnifyApps' platform helps client businesses connect and streamline the different software tools they use. It allows companies to build their own apps much faster than usual.


The average enterprise uses nearly 400 software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications that are not connected to each other, leading to data silos and scattered insights across the organisation, the company said in a statement.

UnifyApps was founded by chief executive Pavitar Singh, former chief technology officer at New-York based enterprise software company Sprinklr, and seven other cofounders – chief operating officer Sumeet Nandal, chief product officer Abhishek Khurana, chief technology officer Rachit Mittal, engineering function vice presidents Abhinav Singi, Rahul Anishetty and Kavish Manubolu, and vice president of product management Shivam Satrawal.

UnifyApps’ approach to integration addresses four critical areas – data sync, workflow automation, no-code application development and the creation of generative AI agents.

“We are really excited to partner with Pavitar, who has deep experience in building a large enterprise-focused SaaS business, and was instrumental in growing Sprinklr to a multi-100 million dollar revenue company. With UnifyApps, he wants to build a future where seamless unification across applications and data can help large enterprises automate complex business processes and bring unparalleled efficiency,” Mukul Arora, co-managing partner, Elevation Capital, said.