Kore.ai has secured a strategic growth investment led by AllianceBernstein Private Credit Investors, with continued participation from existing backers Vistara Growth, Beedie Capital and Sweetwater Private Equity.

The company did not disclose the size or valuation of the investment. Kore.ai said it planned to use the funding to expand commercial activity, increase international customer engagement and continue product development across its agentic AI platform.

Kore.ai sells software focused on agentic AI for enterprise use. The company operates from Orlando and maintains offices across several regions including the UK, India, the Middle East, Japan, South Korea and Europe.

Investor Group

AllianceBernstein Private Credit Investors led the investment. The deal also included continued participation from Vistara Growth, Beedie Capital and Sweetwater Private Equity.

Kore.ai described the investment as a continuation of long-term investor relationships. The company also referenced Stifel Bank as its banking partner.

“Kore.ai’s mission has always been to empower enterprises to transform how work gets done with intelligent, contextual AI agents,” said Raj Koneru, Founder and CEO, Kore.ai.

“We are grateful to AllianceBernstein Private Credit Investors, our banking partner Stifel Bank, and our existing investors for their confidence in our vision and strong execution capabilities. We’re building for where enterprise AI is heading and this investment accelerates that vision,” said Koneru.

Product Focus

Kore.ai positions its platform around autonomous agents and workflow automation in business settings. The company said its tools cover customer service, employee use cases and process automation. It also said customers can build and deploy custom agents using no-code and pro-code tools.

Kore.ai said its platform takes an agnostic approach to models, data, cloud and applications. It said this gives customers choice over the infrastructure and components they use.

The company said it works with more than 500 partners and 480 Global 2000 companies. Kore.ai also said it holds patents related to AI.

Cloud Partnerships

Kore.ai pointed to partnerships with Microsoft and AWS as part of its recent commercial activity. The company said it was a launch partner for Microsoft Agent 365. Kore.ai also said it is an agentic competency partner for AWS.

The company linked these alliances with large-scale deployments in multiple industries. It also said 2025 marked a period of increased enterprise adoption of its technology.

Analyst Recognition

Kore.ai cited recognition from multiple analyst firms. The company said Gartner named it a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Conversational AI Platforms. Kore.ai also said Gartner named it an Emerging Leader in GenAI Engineering and productivity solutions.

The company said it received top placement in the Forrester Wave: Cognitive Search Platforms. Kore.ai also cited placement in the Everest PEAK Matrix for AI Agents in CXM.

Expansion Plans

Kore.ai said it had seen momentum in North America and Europe. It also reported growth across the Middle East and Southeast Asia in 2025.

The company said it would direct the new investment towards its next phase of growth, including market expansion and customer success activity across regions.

“We see tremendous opportunity in how Kore.ai is shaping the future of agentic workflows across the enterprise,” said Alex Barry, Managing Director, AllianceBernstein Private Credit Investors.

“Their differentiated and proven agentic technology, combined with strategic industry partnerships and deep market traction, makes this an exciting investment as they scale to meet growing global demand,” said Barry.