Serval raises $150M Series C at a $3B valuation led by Sequoia for coding agents that automate enterprise IT workflows
READ THE ORIGINAL SOURCEOpen original sourcewww.serval.com · Opens in a new tabServal announces a $150M Series C at a $3B valuation, led by Sequoia, its third round in 12 months. The company says it lets employees across enterprise departments build code-based workflows using its agent Catalyst, positioned as a replacement for ServiceNow. It reports annual recurring revenue doubling every quarter since its Series B, names several customers, and plans to hire over 500 people, including 100+ Automation Engineers for its new professional services arm, ProServal.
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- Linked in sourceThe Rise of the Automation Engineer The job that didn't exist two years ago, and why every company will need one. Compan
- Linked in sourceDo the hard things, always How Serval is building a universal automation platform to eliminate manual operational work a
- Linked in sourceAnnouncing general availability of Catalyst Today, we're excited to announce that Catalyst is generally available and wi
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Serval announces a $150M Series C at a $3B valuation, led by Sequoia, its third round in 12 months. The company says it lets employees across enterprise departments build code-based workflows using its agent Catalyst, positioned as a replacement for ServiceNow. It reports annual recurring revenue doubling every quarter since its Series B, names several customers, and plans to hire over 500 people, including 100+ Automation Engineers for its new professional services arm, ProServal.
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- Serval raised $150M in Series C funding at a $3B valuation, led by Sequoia.
- Catalyst agent lets non-engineers build code-based, permissioned enterprise workflows with admin approvals.
- The company says it is replacing ServiceNow, citing an automotive manufacturer migration completed in 45 days.
- Serval reports annual recurring revenue doubling every quarter since its Series B round.
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Serval announced a $150 million Series C at a $3 billion valuation led by Sequoia, its third round in 12 months. Its Catalyst agent lets employees build code-based IT, HR and security workflows inside Serval's service-management platform, which it pitches as a ServiceNow replacement. Customer claims are Serval's own.
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The announcement signals investor interest in AI agents that let non-engineers automate enterprise IT and back-office workflows, a potential challenge to incumbent service management platforms.
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