Ema has raised a $77 million Series B led by Creaegis, according to Dealroom. Accel, Section 32 and Prosus increased their stakes in the company, which says the all-primary financing brings its total funding to $140 million.
Ema sells what it calls AI employees: groups of AI agents designed to coordinate multi-step work across a company’s existing applications. Its focus is enterprise processes in HR, IT and finance, where the practical challenge is not just generating a response but connecting systems, applying domain context and completing a sequence of tasks.
A layer on top of existing software
The company was founded in 2023 by former Google and Coinbase executive Surojit Chatterjee and former Okta executive Souvik Sen. Chatterjee told Dealroom that Ema can draw on more than 150 models while concentrating on integrations, orchestration and the business-specific knowledge that makes a workflow usable inside a company.
That puts Ema in a crowded part of the AI market. Many businesses are experimenting with agents that can handle discrete requests; Ema’s proposition is that a coordinated group can take on larger processes that previously required conventional software and services. Whether that becomes a replacement for those systems is a thesis, not an established outcome.
Funding arrives with important financial caveats
Ema says it has more than 50 active enterprise deals, more than one million active enterprise users and over five million actions and queries. Those are company figures. It also says bookings have passed $150 million, but Chatterjee said the number includes the total value of multiyear contracts and declined to disclose the current revenue run rate.
The Series B gives Ema capital to build on those deployments as businesses decide where AI agents genuinely reduce manual work and where they simply add another layer of software to manage. The new funding is a vote for the former possibility, but the harder proof will be whether customers expand from small pilots into durable, measurable workflows.
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