$20M Startup June Aims to Revolutionize Enterprise AI Deployment

A startup called June has emerged from stealth mode after raising $20 million in pre-seed funding to tackle one of the biggest hurdles in enterprise AI adoption.

The company, founded by former Salesforce executives, aims to automate the deployment of AI agents within complex legacy systems, making it easier for businesses to integrate AI tools with existing platforms like Salesforce and Workday.

June's platform scans a company's existing systems to map business processes, identify bottlenecks, and build optimized workflows. It provides a step-by-step roadmap for implementation, allowing users to click 'build' on each task and automate the heavy lifting.

The company has already seen success in its early adopters, including CMG, a major U.S. mortgage lender that was struggling to integrate Claude Code with Salesforce. June's platform gave them a clear view of where to deploy agents and allowed them to do so safely, even before the official kickoff call.