Finpilot raised $10 million in Series A funding. Lobby Capital led the round, and Madrona also participated. The Seattle company builds an AI-native operating system for institutional investment teams.
Funding and investor view
The Series A follows earlier seed backing from Madrona. Lobby Capital General Partner Eric Carlborg said clients rarely change systems. He said those institutions are making Finpilot the platform their teams run on.
Who uses Finpilot
Institutions including Seattle Children's and Children's Health of Dallas use Finpilot. Other users include Hackensack Meridian Health, TIFF, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and the Wyoming Retirement System. These teams manage long-term capital that supports research, health care, and retirements.
How the product works
Finpilot brings an institution's data and documents into one place. AI agents read reports, update numbers, prepare analysis, and track changes. Teams can trace every figure back to its source.
Finpilot plans to use the funding to grow its team. It is hiring across client success, product, marketing, sales, and engineering. The company also plans to expand its AI agents to solve more client problems.