WisdomAI, an AI and business intelligence company, which has raised USD 50mn for its Series A round leads the week’s news round up. The round was led by Kleiner Perkins with participation from new investor NVentures and existing investors Coatue, Latitude Capital, Madrona, GTM Capital, Menlo Ventures, and U First Capital. The round brings the company’s total capital raised to USD 73mn. This round of funding will enable WisdomAI to expand its engineering team, accelerate product development, and scale its go-to-market operations for its AI Data Analyst, a new class of analytics that enables enterprises to move beyond static dashboards and reactive BI to build autonomous, conversational and proactive AI agents.

• Deductive AI raises $7.5mn seed, launches publicly
  Deductive AI, a platform for deploying and training AI agents, has raised USD 7.5mn in seed funding and has launched publicly. The round was led by CRV, with participation from Databricks Ventures, Thomvest Ventures and PrimeSet. The launch introduces a new generation of AI SRE agents, which learn from real-world events to detect failures, diagnose root causes and help engineers remediate software issues swiftly.
• OnRamp raises $15mn Series A round
  Boston-based customer engagement platform OnRamp has raised USD 15mn for its Series A round led by new investor Koch Disruptive Technologies to advance AI-powered capabilities for its customer engagement system, grow its team and deepen its roots in Boston’s technology ecosystem as it plans to open 6,000 square feet of office space in early 2026.
  Existing investors Contour, Javelin and Pear were among others participating in the round, bringing the company’s total funding to USD 27mn.
• Sensetics raises $1.75mn for pre-seed round
  Sensetics, a haptics and touch data company, has raised USD 1.75mn for its pre-seed round from MetaVC Partners, Fitz Gate Ventures, Blue Sky Capital and AIC Ventures. The startup will use the funds to accelerate product development.
• WisdomAI raises $50mn for Series A round
  WisdomAI, an AI and business intelligence company, has raised USD 50mn for its Series A round led by Kleiner Perkins with participation from new investor NVentures and existing investors Coatue, Latitude Capital, Madrona, GTM Capital, Menlo Ventures, and U First Capital. The round brings the company’s total capital raised to USD 73mn. This round of funding will enable WisdomAI to expand its engineering team, accelerate product development, and scale its go-to-market operations for its AI Data Analyst, a new class of analytics that enables enterprises to move beyond static dashboards and reactive BI to build autonomous, conversational and proactive AI agents.
• GL Ventures leads $15mn angel round for Dealism
  GL Ventures has led the USD 15mn angel funding round for Dealism, to support the Singapore-based AI sales agent’s entry into the global market. Other investors in the round were HSG, Linear Capital and other angel investors. The company aims to transform how businesses engage with customers by turning every conversation into an opportunity to persuade, influence and convert—what it refers to as vibe selling.
• Diversis Capital invests in healthcare sourcing platform Meperia
  Procurement intelligence platform Meperia has received a strategic growth investment from Diversis Capital, a technology-focused private equity firm. The investment accelerates the company’s development of AI-powered analytics and predictive capabilities to transform how hospitals make procurement decisions and manage product data.
  The investment also supports Meperia’s expansion across the United States, United Kingdom and Ireland.
  Meperia provides procurement intelligence and strategic sourcing solutions to health systems. Its platform standardises product data, optimises sourcing decisions, and delivers real-time market intelligence to improve cost control and contract management.
• 1mind launches with $40mn in total funding
  1mind has launched with USD 40mn of which USD 30mn was part of its recently-closed Series A round led by Battery Ventures. Other investors were Primary Ventures, Wing Venture Capital, Operator Collective, Harmonic Growth Partners and Success Venture Partners as well as executives from Monday.com, ZoomInfo, Databricks, Box, Gong, Braze and Verkada. The company will use the new capital to expand its technology team and for product development.