AI Startup Kily Bags INR 30 Cr in Sorin Investments-led Round
Kily raised INR 30 crore in funding led by Sorin Investments to expand its AI commerce automation platform.
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Sorin Investments, an early-stage venture capital firm led INR 30 crore (USD 3.1 million) funding round to an emerging AI startup Kily, which builds autonomous AI agents for consumer brands operating across e-commerce and quick commerce platforms.
Kily plans to use the fresh capital to strengthen its product capabilities, expand its go-to-market efforts, and accelerate adoption among large consumer brands across India.
Kily co-founder and CEO Sankalp Mehrotra said, “Brands and online sellers now need to make thousands of marketplace decisions every day, making autonomous commerce management increasingly important.”
He added that the company aims to help brands execute faster, make better decisions, and scale profitably.
Subeer Monga, Partner at Sorin Investments, said, “Enterprise software is shifting from systems that assist human decision-making to those that can execute decisions autonomously. He added that Kily’s founders, with experience at companies including Flipkart, Affle, and Amazon, are building an AI-native execution layer that could define a new category of enterprise software for digital commerce.”
Sorin Investments, an early-stage venture capital firm led INR 30 crore (USD 3.1 million) funding round to an emerging AI startup Kily, which builds autonomous AI agents for consumer brands operating across e-commerce and quick commerce platforms.
Kily plans to use the fresh capital to strengthen its product capabilities, expand its go-to-market efforts, and accelerate adoption among large consumer brands across India.
Kily co-founder and CEO Sankalp Mehrotra said, “Brands and online sellers now need to make thousands of marketplace decisions every day, making autonomous commerce management increasingly important.”
He added that the company aims to help brands execute faster, make better decisions, and scale profitably.
Subeer Monga, Partner at Sorin Investments, said, “Enterprise software is shifting from systems that assist human decision-making to those that can execute decisions autonomously. He added that Kily’s founders, with experience at companies including Flipkart, Affle, and Amazon, are building an AI-native execution layer that could define a new category of enterprise software for digital commerce.”
