Kily has raised ₹30 crore (approximately $3.1 million) in its recent funding round. The investment round was led by Sorin Investments. The round saw active participation from fintech giant Razorpay and investment firm Wyser Capital. This major capital infusion is a key milestone for the young enterprise and is setting the stage for its entry into enterprise technology and commerce.

Capital deployment and operational focus

The additional funds of ₹30 crore will be deployed systematically to boost the overall growth trajectory of the startup from various operational fronts. Kily intends to use this investment to boost both product capabilities and core artificial intelligence offerings to ensure staying ahead of the curve in a product stack that is both robust and feature-rich. 

The company will also dedicate resources to growing its go-to-market activities alongside deepening technology development. A key objective of this expansion will be to actively encourage the greater acceptance of autonomous technology into the day-to-day operations of consumer brands in India.

Kily was founded in 2025 by its CEO Sankalp Mehrotra, COO Anurag Singh, and CTO Sharad Chitlangia, and is categorized under the agentic enterprise AI category. The startup is focused on advanced AI agents designed to help brands and quick commerce and e-commerce digital sellers navigate and manage complex operational environments. With an agentic approach to artificial intelligence, the company Kily seeks to transform the way enterprises complete tasks, schedule their daily activities, and engage with large-scale digital stores.

Platform integration and primary objective

Kily’s platform functions by utilizing sophisticated data processing and workflow automation. The system collects relevant market data all the time and relates it to the particular business requirements and core operating requirements of that company.

The synthesis allows the AI to independently conduct various operational tasks and decision-making processes. Kily’s platform encompasses functions for product visibility monitoring, advertising campaigns, managing competitive pricing policies, inventory management, and conducting commerce operations through multiple digital selling channels.

Kily has established a multi-channel platform that could easily connect with the top e-commerce and quick commerce markets in India. It functions directly on major online marketplaces and instant delivery services such as Amazon, Flipkart, Blinkit, Zepto, and Swiggy Instamart. The startup has also captured the interest of industry giants and recently worked with prominent consumer brands like ITC to ease their efforts in dealing with multi-channel enterprise operations.

One of Kily’s solutions is to modernize traditional business activities that are heavily dependent on labor. The company claims its independent AI agents were explicitly built to end or drastically reduce the need for manual spreadsheets, disjointed dashboards, and repetitive manual work. Kily automates commerce management and decision-making using specialized AI agents, enhancing efficiency and accuracy in digital business operations.

Conclusion

The ₹30 crore funding round was led by Sorin Investments, along with support from both Razorpay and Wyser Capital, which highlights the demand for specialized AI solutions in digital commerce. Established in 2025 by Sankalp Mehrotra, Anurag Singh, and Sharad Chitlangia, Kily has emerged as a forward-thinking player in the automation of e-commerce and quick commerce management.

Kily is continuing to make strides towards digitizing manual dashboards and spreadsheets with an expanding product range, a growing market presence, and strategic collaborations with industry giants such as ITC on platforms like Amazon, Flipkart, Zepto, Flip, and Swiggy Instamart.