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AI-powered platform automating the invoice-to-cash process for B2B enterprises, streamlining accounts receivable, collections, and credit management.
Based in Tel Aviv, Israel, Gaviti provides an AI-powered, cloud-based software platform that automates the entire invoice-to-cash process for B2B organizations. The system streamlines complex accounts receivable operations, including invoicing, collections, cash application, credit management, and dispute handling. By eliminating manual administrative tasks, the software helps enterprises reduce their days sales outstanding and improve overall corporate cash flow. Operating on a SaaS subscription model with pricing starting at $2,210, the platform currently manages tens of billions of dollars in transactions annually across more than twenty countries. The company serves hundreds of medium to large enterprise clients and shared service environments globally, including recognizable corporate customers such as EY, cPrime, and PwC. Backed by $9 million in total venture capital funding following a Series A round, Gaviti was founded in 2017 by founder Yan.
Gaviti has raised $11.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Gaviti has raised $11.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Gaviti has raised $11.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $9.0M Series A in April 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 1, 2022 | $9M Series A | Alex Konoplyasty | LETA Capital, Tamar Technology Ventures, TAU Ventures, Amit Gilon, Pavel Radzivilovsky, Rafi Gidron, UDI Peless, Moneta VC, North First Ventures | Announced |
| Jul 1, 2020 | $2M Seed | — | Tamar Technology Ventures, TAU Ventures, Amit Gilon, Pavel Radzivilovsky, Rafi Gidron, UDI Peless | Announced |
Gaviti has raised $11.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Gaviti's investors include Alex Konoplyasty, Leta Capital, Tamar Technology Ventures, Tau Ventures, Amit Gilon, Pavel Radzivilovsky, Rafi Gidron, Udi peless, Moneta VC, North First Ventures.
Gaviti is a fintech company offering an AI-powered, cloud-based platform for invoice-to-cash automation, specializing in accounts receivable (AR) management. It streamlines invoicing, collections, cash application, credit decisions, and payments for medium to large B2B enterprises, reducing days sales outstanding (DSO) by up to 50%, automating 95% of reconciliations, and managing tens of billions in annual transactions across over 20 countries.[1][2][3][5] The platform solves cash flow inefficiencies by automating repetitive tasks, providing real-time visibility, and enabling strategic focus, serving clients like EY, PwC, and TWE with features like personalized workflows, self-service portals, and AI-driven risk assessment.[2][4][5]
Gaviti was founded in 2017 in Tel Aviv, Israel, by Yan, a former Head of Finance and collections expert who identified gaps in AR tools from his own experience.[1][2][7] Frustrated with inefficient manual processes, he built the platform he wished existed for his team, evolving it into a fully autonomous solution through in-house development and customer-driven innovations released every few weeks.[2] Early traction came from addressing real-world collections pain points, scaling to serve hundreds of global B2B clients and proving its value in shared service environments.[2]
Gaviti rides the fintech wave of AR digitization amid rising B2B payment delays, economic volatility, and AI adoption in finance, where inefficient AR costs businesses billions in tied-up capital.[1][4][6] Its timing aligns with post-pandemic demands for scalable, remote-first tools, as enterprises shift from manual processes to autonomous platforms amid labor shortages and hybrid work.[2][3] Market forces like regulatory pressures for faster payments, ERP integrations, and AI analytics favor Gaviti, positioning it against competitors like Billtrust and Emagia by emphasizing full invoice-to-cash autonomy for mid-market growth.[1] It influences the ecosystem by enabling finance teams to prioritize strategy, fostering innovation in order-to-cash for global B2B supply chains.[2][5]
Gaviti is poised for expansion through AI enhancements in predictive analytics and global compliance, targeting more industries amid 2026 debt collection trends.[3][7] Rising demand for cash predictability in uncertain economies will drive adoption, with potential acquisitions or partnerships amplifying its network. As AR automation matures, Gaviti's customer-centric evolution could solidify it as a leader, empowering B2B finance to scale predictably—just as its founder envisioned from firsthand pain points.[2][7]