Headquartered in New York and Bengaluru, the startup Hyperbots is set to launch it’s agentic AI co-pilots that automate finance and accounting workflows. The model is designed to match the reasoning and decision-making logic of finance professionals, handling traditional tasks that resisted automation.

Founded in 2023, the startup focuses on enterprise finance processes. This spans from procure-to-pay to order-to-cash, expense management, and analytics and reporting. In 2025, the organisation stood among the best Indian startups selected for the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Generative AI Accelerator.

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How the Agentic AI System Works?

Hyperbots uses agentic AI to reason and act on structured and unstructured financial data while automating end-to-end workflows. Rather than digitising documents, the system incorporates a multimodal prototype that interprets tables, invoices, contracts and accounting logic to execute tasks autonomously. Co-pilots operate across key finance functions.

The invoice and payment model match final invoices to the orders and receipts. It can detect mismatches and process approvals. The next best thing this agentic model does is recommend General/Ledger(G/L) codes based on historical patterns and context. This reduces workload and maintains consistency within accounting policies.

Finally, the platform also evaluates payment conditions. The objective is to maintain cash flow and support configurable approval workflows.

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Market Position and Funding

Hyperbots is a model set to become a part of a broader shift in enterprise AI towards specialised agents. The startup has secured venture backing from Arkam Ventures, Athera Venture Partners, JSW Ventures, Kalaari Capital and many others. This also includes a reported $6.5 million ‘Series A’ round aimed at scaling the US market on go-to-market efforts, deeper research and development and expanding agent offerings.

Hyperbots co-pilots already serve clients across other sectors, including healthcare, manufacturing, semiconductors, electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure and marketing services.

The company plans to extend coverage beyond core procure-to-pay workflows into additional finance-centric capabilities over the next 12–18 months.