Stuut Lands $52.5M Series B to Scale Order-to-Cash Agents
TL;DR
- Stuut closed a $52.5 million Series B led by Insight Partners with a16z and Microsoft's M12, taking its total raised to $93 million.
- Its agents now run across more than 150 enterprises including Verifone, Bishop Lifting Products and ZoomInfo, processing more than $3 billion in payments.
- Stuut reports it matches more than 95% of incoming payments to orders, runs more than 81% of collections without humans, and cuts DSO by 47%.
Stuut, a startup building AI agents for the order-to-cash stack, has closed a $52.5 million Series B that lifts its total funding to $93 million. SiliconAngle reports Insight Partners led the round, with Andreessen Horowitz and Microsoft's M12 participating.
The pitch is that software agents can run the whole receivables stack, from order management and invoicing through credit, collections, cash application, payments and disputes, on top of existing ERP, CRM and payment-gateway systems. Stuut's client list, per the article, 'now extends to more than 150 large enterprises, including Verifone Inc., Bishop Lifting Products Inc. and ZoomInfo Technologies LLC,' and the company says it has processed more than $3 billion in payments over the past year.
The headline numbers are company-reported. By Stuut's accounting, its agents match more than 95% of incoming payments to orders automatically, run more than 81% of outbound collections without a human in the loop, and cut the average customer's days sales outstanding by 47%. ZoomInfo, cited as a case study, saw time-to-first-touch fall by 90% and DSO drop from 51 to 40 days.
'A single invoice error can trigger weeks of follow-up across teams and systems and at scale that adds up to real revenue left on the table,' Julian Marcu of Insight Partners said.
Co-founder and CEO Tarek Alaruri framed the product this way: 'Most businesses don't have the bandwidth to segment their base or give customers the level of service they deserve. By leveraging AI, we're able to deliver the only solution with continuous learning loops to improve the customer experience, reduce churn and deliver better financial performance.'
Proceeds will fund an expansion into credit scoring, lending and automated fund movement, pushing Stuut from receivables automation into adjacent embedded-finance territory. It lands in a dense agent-funding stream we have been tracking, where capital is flowing specifically to back-office workflows that let AI do the whole task, not sit beside it.
Originally reported by siliconangle.com
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