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INXM banks €5.7M pre-seed to automate enterprise workflows

Funding · Scaling Europe · 3 Jun 2026

INXM banks €5.7M pre-seed to automate enterprise workflows

INXM banked €5.7M in pre-seed funding led by Cherry Ventures and Redstone. The round features participation from Angel Invest and Linden Capital, alongside several business angels. The Berlin-based startup exits stealth mode with this raise to support its first enterprise deployments.

The company develops a process execution engine designed for large enterprises and the German Mittelstand. Its platform uses an architectural principle termed "compiled AI" to translate user intent into executable plans. Rather than relying on large language models to interpret every transaction at runtime, the system uses AI to design deterministic code that coordinates tasks across ERP systems, PLM software, spreadsheets, and email.

Founded in 2025, the team aims to solve the high failure rate of enterprise AI projects, which often suffer from long implementation cycles and brittle integrations. By creating auditable and repeatable workflows, the technology provides a structured layer between flexible natural language inputs and the rigid reliability required for industrial operations and compliance.

As European industry seeks to modernise its operational backbone, INXM joins a growing cohort of German startups focusing on sovereign, compliant AI infrastructure tailored for the region's manufacturing and corporate sectors.

Originally reported by EU-Startups Daily.

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