Nebuly

Boards that have paid for AI assistants across a company now ask what they got for the money, and Nebuly sells the answer as software. Its platform reads what AI agents actually do inside an organisation and turns that activity into figures a finance team can examine: time saved, capacity freed and revenue influenced, rather than counts of users or prompts.

Value of internal assistants, team by team

For tools that employees use, Nebuly measures two kinds of value: the efficiency AI creates, in hours and freed capacity, and the new tasks it lets teams take on that they could not handle before. It also shows whether AI is being used for high-value work or routine tasks, which teams get the most from it, and where training would raise the return. Every assumption behind a figure stays visible and can be changed, so the numbers can be challenged rather than taken on trust.

Customer-facing agents and revenue

For assistants that talk to customers, the platform tracks the revenue the AI influences and surfaces signals such as churn risk and upsell openings. It connects to the agents a business already runs, including custom-built tools and assistants based on Claude, ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot. Nebuly's own analysis models can run on premises or in a customer's private cloud, so company data does not have to be sent to an outside model API.

Key facts

Offices: Turin, Italy and New York, United States Product: platform for measuring the return on enterprise AI agents Customers named: Oura, Iveco Group, Fastweb+Vodafone, CNH, Zeiss Funding: $21 million Series A led by Planven, announced 12 November 2026, with Exor Ventures, Tenacity Capital, TGVG Capital, Fastweb+Vodafone (via Founders Factory) and CDP Venture Capital Chief executive: Francesco Signorato, co-founder