Scalestack, a New York-based enterprise AI infrastructure company, has secured new funding led by Leonis Capital and acquired Alysio, an AI agent workspace. The funding and acquisition will help the company expand its platform for managing, securing and governing autonomous AI agents across enterprise systems.
The financing included participation from strategic investors Zapier and Deel, along with AAF. Scalestack did not disclose the funding amount or the financial terms of the Alysio acquisition.
The company is developing infrastructure that connects AI agents with enterprise data, applications and business processes while maintaining security policies, operational controls and audit requirements.
Scalestack Builds Infrastructure to Govern Enterprise AI Agents
Scalestack’s platform manages how autonomous AI agents access information, perform tasks and update records across enterprise systems. These include customer relationship management (CRM) platforms, enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, applicant tracking systems and data warehouses.
As businesses adopt AI agents to automate more complex operations, companies need systems that control what these agents can access and which actions they can perform.
Scalestack aims to address this challenge by providing a central infrastructure layer for verified business data, permissions, operational rules and activity monitoring.
The company says its platform processes more than six million records per quarter for dozens of enterprise customers, including Typeform, DigitalOcean, Clio and Hueman.
Alysio Acquisition Adds AI Agent Workspace
The acquisition of Alysio adds an execution workspace for AI agents to Scalestack’s existing data infrastructure and governance technology.
By combining the two platforms, Scalestack plans to give enterprises a centralized system for providing agents with reliable information, enforcing business rules and monitoring their actions across different AI models and software environments.
The integration is expected to support additional capabilities for managing agent permissions, data access, spending limits and operational activity.
Enterprise Customers Use Scalestack for AI Workflows
Scalestack’s existing deployments demonstrate how its technology can support different enterprise operations.
At Typeform, the platform processes more than 400,000 form submissions each month and converts responses into structured information for automated workflows. Scalestack reports accuracy of more than 90% in this deployment.
DigitalOcean uses the platform to enforce territory assignment rules before information is added to Salesforce. Recruiting technology company Hueman uses it to automate candidate screening while applying established hiring policies. According to Scalestack, Hueman reduced its candidate screening decision cycle from nine days to the same day.
At legal technology company Clio, Scalestack coordinates data sources, AI-powered research and Salesforce workflows while applying business rules before records are updated. Clio has developed more than 30 autonomous workflows using the platform.
Scalestack also offers Attento, an AI agent that creates and executes workflows based on natural-language instructions.
Investors See Growing Demand for AI Agent Governance
Leonis Capital led the financing, with strategic participation from Zapier and Deel. Leonis Capital is an AI-focused investment firm whose partners include former OpenAI researchers.
Jay Zhao, managing partner at Leonis Capital, said that as AI agents move beyond answering questions and begin taking actions, enterprises increasingly need infrastructure that provides the right context while maintaining control over their activities.
Wade Foster, co-founder and CEO of Zapier, also highlighted the importance of reliable data for AI agents. He said Scalestack’s ability to turn large volumes of raw data into actionable context complements the workflows businesses already run through Zapier.
Scalestack plans to use the new capital to expand its engineering and go-to-market teams and accelerate product development.
Its roadmap includes a centralized gateway that evaluates AI agent and model requests against enterprise-defined policies. The company is also developing an orchestration system designed to support continuously operating agents across cloud and local computing environments.
The company is backed by investors including Leonis Capital, AAF, Ripple Ventures, Geek Ventures, Sentiero VC, Zapier and Deel.
