Bengaluru-based QwikBuild has raised $2.3 million funding in a pre-seed round backed by Globalway Inc., Blume Ventures, Marsshot and DeVC, along with angel investors Lalit Keshre, founder of Groww, and Ankit Nagori, founder of Cure.fit. Alongside QwikBuild funding, it also announced a joint venture with publicly listed Japanese company Globalway Inc. to expand into Japan’s enterprise market.

Key Highlights

• Bengaluru-based QwikBuild raised $2.3 million in pre-seed funding from investors including Blume Ventures, DeVC and Globalway Inc.

• QwikBuild announced that it has entered into a joint venture with Japan's Globalway Inc. to launch its enterprise AI platform in Japan.

QwikBuild, established by Pradeep Ayyagari, builds custom enterprise software and AI agents to streamline business operations. Its platform allows companies to create enterprise-class applications in days, not months, and gives them the ability to modernise their workflows without time and complexity of the traditional processes of custom software development.

QwikBuild Raises $2.3 Million to Scale Enterprise AI Solutions

QwikBuild emphasizes the benefits of automating processes and providing production-ready software and AI agents for businesses. The platform is built to make sure that organisations have ownership and control over the built apps.

The company provides three ways to modernize a business' technology infrastructure: legacy replacement, custom technology layers on top of legacy applications like SAP and Salesforce, or custom application development.

QwikBuild intends to assist companies to streamline their operations while sustaining the existing enterprise technology infrastructure.

Bengaluru AI Startup QwikBuild Announces Japan Expansion Joint Venture

In addition to its $2.3 million funding in a pre-seed round, QwikBuild announced a joint venture with a publicly listed Japanese company, Globalway Inc. The collaboration will be aimed at the startup's growth in the Japanese enterprise market.

The transfer allows QwikBuild to tap into the Japanese market, where businesses are growing increasingly interested in AI-powered software development and workflow automation.

QwikBuild Uses AI Agents to Modernise Enterprise Workflows

QwikBuild brings together AI powered software development, enterprise integrations and managed agents stack to empower businesses to revolutionise their operational processes. It offers a platform that seamlessly integrates with other enterprise systems, enabling businesses to introduce AI-powered applications without having to overhaul their technology architecture.

The startup claims enterprises in the US, Singapore, and India are already using its platform. One client, described by the company as Asia’s largest electronics component exporter, uses its software and AI agents to manage shipment and supply-chain operations.

QwikBuild aims to help enterprises move towards AI-powered operations by reducing the time and complexity involved in developing customised software.