Coram AI Raises $35M in Series B Funding Led by Ansa Capital

The round also saw participation from UP.Partners, 8VC, and Mosaic Ventures. The raise brought the total amount to $66 million.

The company plans to use the funding to expand its operations and support continued product development.

Coram's AI-powered platform helps organizations improve site safety and investigate potential security incidents more quickly and efficiently. Since raising its $13.8 million Series A funding last year, the company has grown rapidly, increasing revenue fourfold and tripling its customer base.

Coram was created to bring advanced AI technology to physical security, helping organizations detect risks earlier, investigate incidents faster, and take action before problems become more serious.

Physical security teams today face growing threats, limited staffing, and an increasing number of systems to manage. Many security tools operate separately, making it difficult to monitor and respond to incidents efficiently. Investigating an event often requires manually gathering information from video systems, access controls, visitor logs, and emergency response platforms.

Coram solves this problem by bringing these workflows together in a single AI powered platform. The solution works with existing cameras and security infrastructure, allowing organizations to improve security operations without replacing their current systems.

Lakepointe Church, a multilingual church with eight campuses in Dallas, Texas, uses Coram to help maintain a safe and welcoming environment for more than 30,000 members and the 150 families who rely on its food pantry each week.

According to Bill Crowsey, the church’s Director of Information Technology, Coram has delivered strong benefits through its AI capabilities, easy deployment process, and overall improvements in efficiency and security operations.

"Most security system's just record what happened. Only later, after a manual search, might you find the incident," said Ashesh Jain co-founder, and CEO of Coram AI. We spent years building AI that help's cars read a scene and act before someone gets hurt. The same approach protects the places people live and work: catch risk's earlier and keep schools hospitals and workplaces safer instead of just documenting what went wrong."

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"Physical security is one of the largest industries yet to be transformed by modern AI," said Allan Jean-Baptiste, co-founder and managing partner at Ansa Capital and Coram board member. "Coram's founders bring a rare combination of frontier AI expertise and deep conviction about where the market is headed. Their rapid growth demonstrates that organizations are looking for more than cameras and monitoring tools. They want intelligence that helps them operate more safely, efficiently, and proactively."

"Coram AI's hardware-enabled software anchors intelligence in first-party data to deliver capabilities far beyond what traditional security systems can offer," said Marcus Ryu, general partner at Battery Ventures and a board member at Coram. "We're enthusiastic to deepen our partnership with the Coram team with this Series B investment."

About Coram AI

Founded in 2022, by Ashesh Jain and Peter Ondruska, Coram AI is an AI powered physical security platform that helps organizations investigate incidents more quickly, improve visibility across operations, and coordinate responses across security systems. The platform integrates video surveillance, access control, visitor management and emergency response workflows into a single solution. Designed to work with existing infrastructure, Coram allows organizations to modernize their security operations without replacing their current systems.

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