CoreOps.AI, a startup focused on enterprise AI systems, said on Thursday it has raised $3.5 million in a pre-Series A funding round led by Siana Capital Management to expand engineering capacity, advance product development and grow its global delivery capabilities.
The round also saw the participation from Kettleborough, Aroa Venture Partners and individual investors. Founded in 2024, CoreOps.AI helps large companies upgrade legacy systems, automate operations and deploy AI agents designed to work alongside existing IT infrastructure.
The firm said its modular platform has been used in more than 20 enterprise cases across manufacturing, financial services, retail and healthcare. The company claims it can help companies consolidate data, speed up modernisation programmes and reduce dependence on traditional consulting-led technology projects.
“Enterprises today need AI that is real, deployed and integrated to deliver outcomes,” CoreOps CEO Rajiv Srivastava said, adding that the investment will accelerate the company’s effort to build what it describes as an enterprise AI operating system aimed at cutting operational costs and supporting autonomous decision-making.
Siana Capital partner Archana Hingorani said CoreOps.AI was selected for its technical depth and early customer traction, adding that scalable AI tools will be key to transformation efforts in large organisations.
CoreOps.AI said it will expand its partner network and strengthen tools for data management, automation and agent-based intelligence. The company was founded by Rajesh Janey, Ankur Sharma, Rajnish Gupta and Srivastava, all of whom have worked in technology businesses.
