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Airspeed secures €17.2M Series A for autonomous sales agents

Funding · Scaling Europe · 4 Jun 2026

Airspeed secures €17.2M Series A for autonomous sales agents

Airspeed banked €17.2M ($20M) Series A funding led by DN Capital. The round features participation from Vi Partners, Framework Venture Partners, and Atlassian Ventures. This latest injection brings the London-based company’s total funding to more than €21.5M ($25M) following a previous pre-seed round in 2023.

The company develops an execution layer for revenue teams that uses autonomous agents to automate sales workflows. Formerly known as Glyphic, the platform processes data from customer calls, emails, and CRM systems to update records, flag pipeline risks, and generate follow-up tasks. By building a persistent memory of a company's commercial context, the software aims to move beyond simple dashboards to active task completion.

Founded by former DeepMind research scientists, Airspeed reports it has quadrupled its revenue over the past year and doubled its headcount. The platform currently serves approximately 200 customers across 20 countries, including Persona and Qdrant. The team claims its architecture allows users to create custom agents that operate on live deal data rather than static snapshots.

The shift from "copilots" that suggest actions to "agents" that execute them represents the maturing of the UK's applied AI sector as startups target specific enterprise inefficiencies.

Originally reported by EU-Startups Daily.

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