This Y Combinator startup raised $3 million to bring its AI agents to compliance busywork
Briefly

Delve, a San Francisco-based startup, has launched from stealth mode with a funding of $3.3 million to automate compliance evidence collection using AI agents. The traditional manual method of gathering compliance documentation is time-consuming and labor-intensive, requiring teams to handle numerous screenshots and configurations. Delve seeks to change this by utilizing AI to conduct these tasks autonomously, allowing businesses to focus on other critical areas while ensuring they meet necessary compliance requirements. Having signed over 100 customers and reached a revenue run rate of several million dollars, Delve is poised to make significant strides in the compliance sector.
Delve automates compliance evidence collection using AI agents, significantly reducing the manual labor traditionally required for businesses to maintain compliance.
The startup claims to save customers hours of busywork by enabling automatic collection of compliance screens across various platforms.
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