French AI startup Goodweek has raised $12 million (approximately €10.8 million) to expand its AI management platform for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs).
Founded in Strasbourg, France, and supported at Station F in Paris, Goodweek secured the funding in a round led by Spanish venture capital firm Adara Ventures.
The round also included Anamcara Capital, BGV, BY Venture Partners, CentraleSupélec Venture, FJ Labs, Interlace Ventures and True Ventures, with support from Bpifrance.
Bringing Enterprise AI Tools Into One Platform
Goodweek develops an AI management platform designed to help smaller businesses manage how employees use artificial intelligence at work.
The platform brings together AI models and services from providers including Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Mistral, allowing employees to access different tools through a single workspace.
Businesses can create dedicated spaces for teams, manage user permissions, control access to AI models and monitor spending.
According to Goodweek, company data remains isolated within the platform and is not used to train AI models.
The company positions its technology as an alternative to employees using separate AI accounts and subscriptions without central oversight.
Its platform allows business owners and IT teams to track which tools employees use, manage access to company information and consolidate AI-related expenses.
“We want everyone to have a good week at work, powered by AI that’s more accessible, more secure, and genuinely useful day to day. Because AI should be an ally for every employee — not a risk for the company,” said Guillaume Nominé, CEO and co-founder of Goodweek.
Expanding Across International Markets
Goodweek was co-founded by Guillaume Nominé and Nicolas Stehle, who serves as CFO.
Before Goodweek, Nominé co-founded workplace collaboration platform Atolia, which was acquired by JustCall in 2022. Stehle previously worked on several entrepreneurial ventures, including Scalefast, which was sold in 2022.
In less than a year, Goodweek has grown to a team of 50 employees operating across three countries.
The company reports nearly 150 customers across France, Spain, the United Kingdom, the Benelux region and North America.
The new funding will support the expansion of Goodweek’s sales operations and entry into additional international markets, particularly Latin America and Asia.
Goodweek has also received support from the SEMIA incubator and the 21st by CentraleSupélec accelerator, which helped the company establish its presence at Station F in Paris.
