Runlayer, an enterprise AI platform that enables companies to build, manage, and secure AI agents, has raised $30 million in Series A funding led by Felicis and Khosla Ventures. The investment brings total funding to $42 million and will support platform development as enterprises expand AI adoption.
Building Infrastructure for Enterprise AI Agents
Runlayer provides a model-neutral platform that allows employees to create AI agents while giving organizations centralized control, security, permissions, and governance. The platform supports multiple AI applications, including chat tools, IDEs, enterprise software, independent agents, and platforms such as Salesforce Agentforce.
Enabling Secure AI Adoption
As businesses move from AI experimentation to enterprise-wide deployment, Runlayer helps organizations manage identity, approvals, policy enforcement, audit logs, runtime security, and visibility across AI workflows. The platform is designed to simplify enterprise AI management without requiring companies to build their own infrastructure.
Since launching publicly six months ago, Runlayer has signed customers including Instacart, Gusto, Decagon, Opendoor, dbtLabs, AngelList, Lemonade, and several Fortune 500 companies.
Expanding the Enterprise AI Platform
The company believes AI agents will become a standard part of daily business operations, with employees managing and supervising multiple autonomous agents across different workflows.
The new funding will accelerate product development and support broader enterprise adoption as organizations continue integrating AI into core business operations.