Two Palantir veterans just came out of stealth with $30 million and a Sequoia stamp of approval | TechCrunch
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Two Palantir veterans just came out of stealth with $30 million and a Sequoia stamp of approval | TechCrunch
"Companies are sitting on loads of useful operational data - emails, logs, support tickets, chat histories - but have no good way to act on it. Edra says it analyzes that data automatically, builds a knowledge base from it, and keeps it updated."
"The founders are worth paying attention to. Eugen Alpeza and Yannis Karamanlakis say they met at university 13 years ago and spent years at Palantir before going out on their own - Alpeza building out major commercial accounts and leading the launch of Palantir's AI Platform; Karamanlakis as the company's first Forward Deployed AI Engineer."
Edra, a New York-based startup, raised $30 million in Series A funding led by Sequoia Capital, with participation from 8VC and A*. The company helps enterprises automate workflows by transforming operational data—including emails, logs, support tickets, and chat histories—into a living knowledge base that remains continuously updated. Co-founders Eugen Alpeza and Yannis Karamanlakis previously worked at Palantir, where Alpeza built commercial accounts and led the AI Platform launch, while Karamanlakis served as the company's first Forward Deployed AI Engineer. Edra currently focuses on IT service management and customer support use cases, with customers including HubSpot, ASOS, Cushman & Wakefield, and easyJet.
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