Naïve raises $28.5M to automate business setup and operations infrastructure

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Startup Naïve has raised $28.5 million to build infrastructure that automates the administrative and operational work involved in setting up and running a company. The platform aims to go beyond current AI coding trends by handling broader business processes end to end. Naïve claims its system can automate the majority of tasks typically required to establish and manage a business. The funding signals growing investor interest in AI tools that streamline company operations at a foundational level.

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