Surojit Chatterjee Co-Founded Ema Raises $77M in Series B Funding

The round was led by Creaegis with participation from Accel, S32, and Prosus.

The company plans to use the funding to scale its go-to-market efforts and continue investing in its platform.

What is Ema?

Ema provides AI Employees for businesses across HR, IT, and Finance. These AI agents can plan and execute tasks across the applications an enterprise already uses.

The platform can check completed work, route approvals when needed, and handle business processes from start to finish, while keeping human oversight for critical decisions.

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Ema integrates with more than 250 business applications and systems of record, allowing companies to deploy AI Employees across multiple functions from a single platform.

How Much Funding Has Ema Raised?

Ema has raised $140 million in total funding following its $77 million Series B round.

The latest round was led by Creaegis, with participation from Accel, S32, and Prosus. Existing investors also increased their investments in the Series B.

Who Invested in Ema’s Series B?

The Series B round was led by Creaegis.

Other participating investors included:

• Accel
• S32
• Prosus
• Existing Ema investors

Why the Funding Matters

Ema plans to use the new funding to expand its go-to-market efforts and continue developing its AI Employee platform.

The company is focused on helping enterprises deploy AI across functions such as HR, IT and Finance without relying on services-heavy implementations.

Who founded Ema?

Ema was founded in 2023 by Surojit Chatterjee and is headquartered in Mountain View, California.

The company develops AI agents designed to automate and orchestrate business processes for enterprises.

Leadership Comments

“Enterprises do not need more software. They need work to get done,” said Surojit Chatterjee, CEO and co-founder of Ema. “Our customers are not running experiments; they are running their HR, IT and Finance operations on AI Employees at a scale of millions of interactions a year.

“Ema has been building the default execution backbone for autonomous enterprise work and has emerged as one of the fastest, enterprise-ready AI companies in this space,” said Prakash Parthasarathy, Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer, Creaegis.

Market and Business Growth

Ema says its revenue has grown 50 times over the past 24 months. Customers typically double their value as they expand from an initial deployment into two or three additional use cases.

The company's AI Employees are already deployed at Fortune 500 companies. Customers include Wipro, Hitachi, ADP, and PwC.

Ema's platform currently integrates with more than 250 business applications and systems of record.

What Happens Next?

Ema will use the new capital to scale its go-to-market operations and continue investing in its platform. The company plans to expand the use of its AI Employees across HR, IT, Finance, and other enterprise workflows.

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