$20 Million for June AI: Automating Enterprise Software Implementation with AI

June AI emerged from stealth on Monday with $20 million in pre-seed funding to automate enterprise software implementation. The company's platform uses AI agents to analyze enterprise processes, migrate systems, deploy changes and support adoption across existing software environments.

The New York-based company is tackling a segment of the industry that receives relatively little attention despite representing one of its largest spending categories: organizations invest hundreds of billions of dollars each year configuring, integrating and maintaining business-critical platforms. System integration spending is projected to reach $1.3 trillion by 2033, according to Grand View Research.

June AI was founded by Efrat Rapoport alongside Chief Technology Officer Idan Tsitiat, President Barak Goldstein and Chief Architect Ohad Hen. The team previously worked on conversational intelligence company Bonobo AI, which Salesforce acquired in 2019. They spent five years developing AI products at Salesforce, observing firsthand how enterprise AI initiatives often stall because organizations struggle to implement changes across existing business systems.

The platform begins with process mining to understand an organization's actual operations by analyzing its enterprise applications. It then uses that information to modernize workflows, implement software changes, identify optimization opportunities and deploy AI capabilities across connected systems. June AI said the platform integrates with data environments including Snowflake and Databricks while supporting broader enterprise software ecosystems such as Salesforce, ServiceNow, Workday, Oracle, SAP and Microsoft.