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Cassidy AI Raises $10 Million in Series A

  • Writer: Menlo Times
    Menlo Times
  • Sep 9
  • 1 min read
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Cassidy AI, an AI automations platform powered by your company data, led by Justin Fineberg and Ian Woodfill, has secured $10 million in Series A funding, led by HOF Capital with participation from The General Partnership, Neo, Alumni Ventures, Quest Venture Partners, and other amazing partners. 


The rise of large language models unlocked a new kind of automation powered by context and reasoning rather than rigid rules, making it possible to handle workflows once too complex to automate. The real experts in these workflows, however, are sales managers, support leads, compliance officers, and other domain specialists, not engineers, leaving IT unable to capture every nuance, and off-the-shelf SaaS tools are insufficient.


Cassidy empowers non-technical teams to design, deploy, and evolve AI-driven workflows and agents without relying on IT or fragile point solutions. By putting automation in the hands of those closest to the work, processes become more accurate, adoption accelerates, and improvements compound into major productivity gains. The platform grew from an online community of over 500,000 people eager for practical AI automation, not theory, but real tools to run business processes.


Cassidy is used by companies like Justworks, Multiverse, and NTT Data to automate complex tasks once thought impossible. Insurers now review contracts in minutes instead of days, e-commerce brands triage thousands of support tickets with ease, and manufacturers generate RFP responses in hours instead of weeks, unlocking speed, accuracy, and efficiency across industries.


Cassidy moves enterprises beyond stalled pilots to real AI adoption. Companies start with one high-value workflow, then quickly expand as teams build the automations they need. In six months, adoption typically triples and usage grows 12x, driven by bottom-up momentum, not top-down mandates.

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