electroNeek Robotics scores $500k pre-seed round to bring robotic process automation and cloud orchestration from large corporations to small businesses

electroNeek Robotics, a New York-based tech startup that automates office workers routine, has raised $500k in funding to bring robotic process automation and cloud orchestration from large banks and corporations to small businesses. The pre-seed round was participated by Softline Venture Partners, I2BF Global Ventures and YellowRockets.vс, along with existing angel investors.

electroNeek CEO, Sergey Yudovskiy, said the investments will help the new startup to move faster in fulfilling its market ambition,  making such technologies as RPA and Cloud Orchestration affordable not only to large corporations but for SMBs and mid-market, drive truly mass adoption of digital robotics. electroNeek is a simple yet powerful automation tool for repetitive office tasks.

Earlier in 2019 electroNeek graduated from PwC Accelerator and joined Microsoft for Startups and NVIDIA Inception Program.  In the end of 2018, the company attracted first external financing to release a software product that automates repetitive user tasks in enterprise applications and systems on the level of Graphic User Interface and cloud connectors. Emerged from the family of technologies known as Robotic Process Automation and Cloud Orchestration, electroNeek automates any work that an employee can create instructions for.

electroNeek can extract and interpret information from business documents (e.g. invoices or purchase orders), Desktop and SaaS applications (e.g. Salesforce), process it, fill out a form or create a custom report, or just move the data between any desktop or cloud app, following business instructions.

Implementation of electroNeek can significantly boost employee productivity in Sales, Finance or HR and improve operations margin. Deep JavaScript integration and customization allows electroNeek to have faster implementation cycles and drive down the technology costs for its clients, compared to the competition.

The company targets mid-market and small businesses that have many repetitive tasks and constantly changing IT infrastructure and processes. Today, electroNeek has more than 80 implementation partners globally including PricewaterhouseCoopers, a multinational professional company.