Kindo Raises $30M for Enterprise AI Agent Management
Kindo raised $30M in funding co-led by Crosspoint Capital and Forgepoint Capital, bringing its total funding to $57.6 million. The company will grow its go-to-market team and develop its AI Control Center and Deep Hat models and add-ons.
- Raised
- $30M
- Investors
- 11
- Investors
- Crosspoint CapitalForgepoint CapitalTFX CapitalCircleRock CapitalDrive CapitalRiot VenturesRRE VenturesEniac VenturesMarlinspike PartnersNew Era VenturesSunset Venture
- Target market
- Enterprise Security, IT, Compliance and Finance teams
- Use of funds
- Growing the go-to-market team, deepening AI Control Center discovery, observability and control, and developing new Deep Hat models and add-ons
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What is the latest news about Kindo?
Kindo raised $30M in funding co-led by Crosspoint Capital and Forgepoint Capital, bringing its total funding to $57.6 million. The company will grow its go-to-market team and develop its AI Control Center and Deep Hat models and add-ons.
What does Kindo do?
Kindo was started in summer 2022 and is based in Venice, CA. It provides an enterprise AI agent management platform for Security, IT, Compliance and Finance teams.
How much did Kindo raise?
Kindo raised $30M.
Who invested in Kindo?
Investors named in this round include Crosspoint Capital, Forgepoint Capital, TFX Capital, CircleRock Capital, Drive Capital, Riot Ventures, RRE Ventures and Eniac Ventures and 3 others.
How will Kindo use the funding?
Kindo plans to use the money for growing the go-to-market team, deepening AI Control Center discovery, observability and control, and developing new Deep Hat models and add-ons.
Where is Kindo based?
Kindo is based in USA.
Who are the key people at Kindo?
Key people named in this report: Ron Williams (Founder & CEO), Tony Wong (SVP of Services & Co-Founder) and Charlie Hulcher (Head of Technology & Co-Founder).