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Motley raises $1.5M to advance its AI business reporting platform

Motley launched its AI business reporting platform with $1.5M in funding to automate data collection and document generation for business teams.

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Motley raises $1.5M to advance its AI business reporting platform

Motley has raised $1.5 million in a pre-seed round. The company launched its AI business reporting platform to automate document creation. The funding was led by Seedcamp. Other investors included Tiny VC, Kima Ventures, and RTP Global.

The Motley platform connects directly to a company's existing data systems. It pulls information from CRMs, databases, and spreadsheets to automatically generate reports. This technology reduces weeks of manual work into just a few minutes. The AI also analyzes sentiment and retains historical context to improve reports. It provides recommendations to make the information more useful. Motley is designed for recurring tasks like business reviews and customer performance updates. The goal is to help teams focus on insights and decisions instead of data collection.

Motley will use the new capital to accelerate product development and expand its integrations.

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