Functionize, an AI software testing platform, secured $41 million in Series B funding. Mumford Investments and LHH Investments led the round. This capital will accelerate the company's global expansion.
Specifically, the startup offers a cloud platform designed to streamline AI software testing reliability. Developers input natural language descriptions, and the platform automatically generates necessary test scripts. This feature automates 90% of the typical work involved.
Furthermore, Functionize's platform detects changes in application components. It automatically fixes technical issues that might cause test scripts to malfunction. The system also generates sample data for testing forms and other inputs, saving significant developer time.
Expanding AI-Driven Test Automation
Beyond this, Functionize tests user-facing components, application programming interfaces, and backend systems. For instance, it can query databases to verify content accuracy. The platform also evaluates third-party systems and measures application performance using virtual machines globally.
Consequently, customers ran over 1 billion AI-powered tests using the platform last year. Its installed base includes large enterprises such as GE Healthcare Technologies Inc. and ServiceNow Inc. Functionize's innovative approach to AI software testing leverages a robust cloud platform to deliver efficiency.
Moving forward, Functionize plans to hire more engineers and data scientists. It will also accelerate go-to-market efforts, focusing on international growth. The company's platform streamlines complex software development workflows, a challenge also addressed by companies like Tricentis and Sauce Labs.
