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June launches with $20M to speed up enterprise software projects
June.ai Technologies Inc., an AI startup founded last year by four former Salesforce executives, has officially launched with $20 million in pre-seed funding.
Key takeaways
- June.ai Technologies Inc. launched with $20 million in pre-seed funding.
- The funding round was led by Time Ventures with participation from SV Angel, Vesey Ventures, and angel investors including Michael Dell, Diane Greene, and George Kurtz.
- June was founded last year by four former Salesforce executives who previously built Bonobo AI.
- June's platform automates software modernization tasks historically managed by expensive professional service companies.
- The platform identifies upgrade opportunities by analyzing application data and gathering employee feedback via a natural language chatbot.
June.ai Technologies Inc., an AI startup founded last year by four former Salesforce executives, has officially launched with $20 million in pre-seed funding. The round was led by Time Ventures, with participation from SV Angel, Vesey Ventures, and prominent angel investors including Michael Dell, Diane Greene, and George Kurtz. June's platform uses artificial intelligence to analyze application data, map workflows, and automate complex enterprise software upgrades and AI agent rollouts, directly challenging traditional professional service providers and process mining platforms.
By the numbers
- $20M
- Funding raised by June in its pre-seed round
- $13B
- Valuation of Celonis SE following its funding round
How it unfolded
- Salesforce acquired Bonobo AI Ltd.
- June was launched by four former Salesforce executives
- June launched with $20 million in funding
Why this matters
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June's platform could create more competition for process mining platforms like Celonis SE.
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Common questions
- What happened with June.ai Technologies Inc.?
- June.ai Technologies Inc. launched with $20 million in pre-seed funding.
- Where can I read the original report?
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