
Graas.ai secures $9M in pre-Series B funding led by Tin Men Capital to scale its Agent Foundry platform, revolutionizing ecommerce automation in India and SEA.
Graas.ai is a Singapore-based ecommerce technology startup that started in 2022. It has successfully raised $9 million in a pre-Series B funding round led by Tin Men Capital, with help from Incred Wealth, Orzon Ventures, Integra Partners, and Yuj Ventures. This new money is meant to help Graas.ai’s own platform, Agent Foundry, grow faster in India and Southeast Asia.
Agent Foundry is a new platform that lets you create self-driving AI agents that can help ecommerce brands solve important operational problems. Some of these problems are higher costs for getting new customers, finding the best prices, managing margins, and allocating inventory. Graas.ai’s agents are different from other AI tools because they don’t just give you data insights. They also watch, analyse, and carry out actions on their own across a number of sales channels, marketplaces, direct-to-consumer (D2C) platforms, and advertising networks.
The company works with more than 2,000 brands and has processed more than $1 billion in gross merchandise value (GMV) in seven countries. Its multi-agent framework includes a suite of AI tools such as “Chattr” for natural language customer support, “Extract” for clean and structured data delivery, “Hoppr” for SKU and campaign performance analytics, and “Cartlyst,” which turns unstructured order inputs like handwritten notes and voice messages into structured purchase orders.
Graas.ai was started by Prem Bhatia and Ashwin Puri. It is part of the holding company Solv Pte Ltd and is focused on replacing broken dashboards and manual workflows with smooth, useful automation. The company stresses following strict data security rules, such as SOC2 and ISO certifications.
The most recent round of funding will mostly help Agent Foundry grow, which will allow more ecommerce brands to use AI-driven autonomy to boost operational efficiency and long-term growth. The investment shows that investors have a lot of faith in Graas.ai’s goal of changing the way ecommerce is run in the fast-changing markets of India and Southeast Asia with smart, self-driving AI solutions.