Guidde Raises $50M for AI Training
Guidde, an AI-powered digital adoption platform, has raised $50 million in an oversubscribed funding round. The company's platform is designed to address the dual challenges of teaching employees how to use new AI tools and training AI agents to reliably automate complex business workflows. The funding signals strong investor confidence in solutions that bridge the gap between human workers and enterprise AI.
- The $50 million funding is a Series B round led by PSG Equity, with participation from monday.com and existing investors including Norwest, Entrée Capital, Qualcomm Ventures, and Inkberry Ventures. - Guidde was founded in 2020 by CEO Yoav Einav and CPO Dan Sahar, who both had backgrounds as product leaders. Einav's experience is in cloud, big data, and AI, while the idea for Guidde came from their shared challenge of effectively demonstrating complex products to users. - The company's platform uses generative AI to automatically create step-by-step video guides with voiceovers and annotations, aiming to make the creation of training materials significantly faster. The goal is to act as a "Waze for software," helping users navigate any application with video. - This funding round is intended to accelerate the platform's deployment, which is designed to train both human employees and AI agents on enterprise software. - Guidde reports having over 4,500 customers, including major brands like Anheuser-Busch, Bayer, Nasdaq, and Yahoo, with a 3x annual revenue growth for three consecutive years. - Prior to this Series B, Guidde had raised a total of $30.6 million through two previous funding rounds. A Series A extension of $15 million was announced in February 2025, led by Qualcomm Ventures. - The company's technology allows employees to record their workflows, and Guidde's AI then automatically generates video-based documentation that can be accessed directly within the applications employees are using, such as Workday, Salesforce, and SAP. - Guidde serves a wide range of use cases within organizations, including employee onboarding, customer education, change management, and building help centers with searchable video tutorials to reduce support ticket volume.
