Complyance, an innovative AI platform tackling governance, risk, and compliance challenges, has raised $20 million in a Series A funding round.
The round was led by GV and included investments from Speedinvest, Everywhere Ventures, and prominent angels from Anthropic and Mastercard.
From Stealth to Enterprise Leader
Founded by data privacy expert Richa Kaul, Complyance emerged from stealth in 2023 and launched its flagship product by the end of 2024.
The platform integrates seamlessly into companies' existing tech stacks, deploying AI agents to automate tedious compliance tasks that traditionally consume weeks or months.
These agents perform continuous real-time checks on incoming data against custom risk thresholds, flagging issues instantly rather than relying on infrequent manual audits.
Transforming GRC Workflows
Currently boasting 16 purpose-built agents, Complyance also evaluates third-party vendor risks, empowering GRC teams to shift from mundane chores to strategic priorities.
Early adopters include several undisclosed Fortune 500 companies, highlighting the platform's enterprise-grade appeal in a market dominated by legacy solutions like Archer, ServiceNow GRC, and OneTrust.
What sets Complyance apart is its AI-native architecture, avoiding the pitfalls of retrofitting AI onto outdated systems.
Richa Kaul emphasized,
“It got to a point where I realized the best way to actually protect consumer data is to help secure the enterprises that hold the world’s data.”
With total funding now at $28 million, the fresh capital will fuel go-to-market expansion and the release of 30 additional AI agents.
As data privacy regulations intensify amid AI proliferation, Complyance's approach promises to reshape enterprise risk management, potentially saving billions in compliance costs industry-wide.
Looking ahead, the company aims to unblock GRC professionals, enabling them to protect businesses and customers more effectively in an era of constant digital threats.
Maria Lourdes
