Enterprise tech startup Rivvun AI has raised $7.5 million in an oversubscribed seed round led by Sitara Capital and 3one4 Capital, the company announced. Founded in 2026 by Anand Veerkar, Niranjan Umarane, and Patrick Linton, Rivvun AI aims to expand its platform that helps enterprises reduce revenue and spending leakages. The startup is headquartered in Seattle with teams in Pune, focusing on agentic AI solutions for commercial contract management, according to inc42.com.

Rivvun AI’s platform continuously analyzes contracts, invoices, pricing agreements, and financial records to ensure commercial commitments are accurately executed and reflected in financial outcomes. The AI agents help companies manage costs and revenue by verifying invoices, tracking supplier compliance, improving renewals, and identifying missed revenue opportunities. The platform integrates with existing CRM, ERP, and procurement systems without requiring replacement of current technology stacks. It also includes governance features such as audit trails, approval thresholds, and human oversight for critical decisions, inc42.com reported.

The startup’s founders bring extensive experience from Icertis, a contract management SaaS unicorn they helped scale to over $350 million in revenue. Rivvun AI’s solution addresses a significant market need for enterprises to reduce revenue leakages and optimize spending through automation and AI-driven insights. The funding round led by Sitara Capital and 3one4 Capital positions Rivvun AI to compete in the growing enterprise AI and contract management sector, according to inc42.com.

Rivvun AI plans to deploy the fresh capital to enhance its AI-powered platform and expand its market presence. The company’s seed round closing marks a key milestone in its growth trajectory, with the $7.5 million funding enabling further product development and customer acquisition, inc42.com stated.

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