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The first three agents, Authoring, Insights, and Guidance, are now available across Whatfix’s suite.
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A US-based company that once needed a three-month product trial closed in just four weeks after seeing an AI copilot auto-resolve tickets during a demo.
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The fund close comes amid growing investor interest in India’s deep-tech sector, fueled by strong policy support, shifts in global supply chains, and an expanding pool of commercially astute technical founders.
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Subbaraman brings over 25 years of global tech leadership experience, having held senior roles at BrowserStack, Oracle, and Finastra.
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Freshworks also raised its non-GAAP operating income guidance for the full year to $153–157 million.
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During the Q1 2025 earnings call, Freshworks’ CEO said AI adoption had moved beyond experimentation, with nearly half of all new large deals (over $30,000 ARR) in the quarter including Freddy Copilot.
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The round will be a mix of primary and secondary capital. While the primary component will go towards paying tax to flip back from the US to India, the secondary component will be used to buy shares from some of its early investors
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The funds will be used to deepen Gupshup’s presence in high-growth regions such as India, the Middle East, Latin America and Africa
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Indian founders excel at building in the second and third wave, by going deep into complex, vertical problems instead of chasing viral, horizontal use cases, the Accel partner has said
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Launched in 2022, the tool helped small businesses set up online stores without paying commissions
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Darwinbox completes Rs 86 crore ESOP buyback, offering liquidity to over 350 employees across its global offices.
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As AI takes over more repetitive tasks, Freshworks is seeing some reduction in workforce requirements but at the same time, the firm is also hiring for key roles, including AI research and development and engineering
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After posting its first full-year profit in FY25, Delhivery is doubling down on SaaS with Transport One — an AI-powered freight management platform built for India’s manufacturing backbone.
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As the AI boom redraws the SaaS playbook, Indian founders are packing their bags for the Bay Area, chasing proximity, partnerships, and the pulse of what’s next.
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What started as a SaaS platform for teachers is now a company dealing with hardware, building its classroom kits in-house in partnership with contract manufacturers like Zetwerk
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The new-age tech founder is equal parts CEO, product manager, and developer — someone who can manage roadmaps and also roll up his sleeves to debug an inference error at midnight
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The service will go live on May 16 and will be available to the thousands of brands currently listed on Zepto’s platform
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Freshworks, which reported its Q1 2025 numbers on April 30, has raised its full-year revenue forecast by up to $4.3 million or by around 0.5 percent, fuelled by growing enterprise adoption and the integration of AI features
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The Nasdaq-listed SaaS firm now expects full-year 2025 revenue between $815.3 million and $824.3 million, up from its earlier forecast of $809–$820 million.
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From lean teams to smarter tools — AI is reshaping how SaaS startups scale, spend, and staff.
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The SaaS firm is evaluating a reverse flip to tap India’s favorable IPO environment, where listing thresholds are more startup-friendly.
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In conversations with Moneycontrol, top industry executives said customer sentiment has improved markedly since the beginning of 2025 as AI is expanding their TAM.
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Founded in 2023 by Dushyant Mishra, RapidClaims has seen 6x growth in the last four months and expects to expand 5x in the coming quarters.
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The company, founded in 2023 by IIT-Bombay graduates Soham Ganatra and Karan Vaidya, focuses on simplifying complex enterprise workflows through AI-driven automation
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Today, InVideo is one of the largest Indian customers of OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and ElevenLabs, leveraging cutting-edge AI to fuel its rapid growth.
