-
North Korea's Kim shuns South but could 'get along' with US
-
Spurs win 10th straight, Pistons silence Thunder in battle of NBA's best
-
Germany's Merz visits China AI hub hoping for business deals
-
Post-uprising polls won't shake Nepal's delicate India-China balance
-
S.Korea's Park Chan-wook to head Cannes festival jury
-
Australian ex-PM says 'more important than ever' to ditch UK monarchy
-
Dressed for succession? Kim Jong Un, daughter fuel speculation with matching coats
-
US-Ukraine talks to open in Geneva after overnight Russian strikes
-
Export ban sparks rush to process lithium in Zimbabwe
-
Pakistani sculptor turns scrap into colossal metal artworks
-
Epstein files reveal links to cash, women, power in Africa
-
Where are Southeast Asia's data centres?
-
Where AI lives: Southeast Asia's data centre boom
-
Seoul hits fresh record on mixed day for Asia markets
-
Kyiv residents pool together for solar panels and batteries amid Russian strikes
-
North Korea's Kim says could 'get along' with US but shuns South
-
Cuba kills four on US-registered speedboat trying to 'infiltrate'
-
UK Labour party threatened by hard-right, leftists in heartland
-
Australian PM sorry after saying sexual assault survivor 'difficult'
-
Kim Jong Un spurns olive branch from 'hostile' South Korea
-
DR Congo sanctuary resists bloody forest sell-off
-
North Korea looking to replicate youth success at Women's Asian Cup
-
Deal or no deal: What's the state of Trump's tariffs?
-
Hillary Clinton to testify in US House panel's Epstein probe
-
African migrants won legal protections - then Trump deported them
-
US women's ice hockey captain responds to 'distasteful' Trump remark
-
US presses missile issue as new Iran talks to open in Geneva
-
US government accused of major 'cover-up' over Trump sex abuse claims
-
US eases Cuba oil embargo but demands 'dramatic' change
-
IMF urges US to work with partners to ease trade restrictions
-
Brumbies not getting carried away by emphatic Super Rugby start
-
Cuba coast guard kills four on US-registered speedboat
-
Juve lick wounds after painful Champions League exit
-
Real Madrid victory for 'everyone against racism': Tchouameni
-
Wallabies skipper Wilson back from injury in clash of heavyweight coaches
-
PSG coach Luis Enrique calls on team to raise their game in Champions League last 16
-
Nvidia smashes forecasts with record quarter as AI boom rolls on
-
Vinicius seals Real Champions League progress as PSG edge out Monaco
-
Galatasaray survive Juve scare to squeeze into Champions League last 16
-
PSG survive Monaco scare to reach Champions League last 16
-
Vinicius hits winner as Real Madrid eliminate Benfica after racism row
-
Harden fractures thumb in blow to in-form Cavaliers
-
Hope fades in search for missing after Brazil rains kill 46
-
Trump, Zelensky speak before Ukraine-US talks in Geneva
-
Scam centres 'destroying' Cambodia's economy, PM tells AFP
-
Last-gasp Atalanta eliminate Dortmund to reach Champions League last 16
-
Iran negotiators arrive in Geneva for high-stakes US talks
-
Antonio Tejero, leader of Spain's failed 1981 coup, dies at 93
-
Hakimi, set to face trial for rape, in PSG team for Champions League game
-
Eleven men lured into Russia war returned to South Africa
Bruviti Raises $6 Million To Accelerate Agentic Automation in Aftermarket Service; Adds Former Salesforce Service Cloud Chief Product Officer Ryan Nichols to Board
CAMPBELL, CA / ACCESS Newswire / August 7, 2025 / Bruviti, the agentic AI platform transforming aftermarket service operations for global OEMs and distributors, today announced it has raised $6 million in new capital, bringing total funding to $11 million. The round was led by DYDX Capital, with participation from Moment Ventures and Startup Capital Ventures x SBI, an SBI Holdings-affiliated fund. Arka Venture Labs - an initiative of BGV - and its affiliated funds, Prana Tech Ventures and Nivesha Ventures, also participated.
"Bruviti has built a true agentic AI platform that goes beyond insights to drive autonomous workflows at scale," said Spencer Maughan, Managing Partner at DYDX Capital. "This is the kind of step-function capability that transforms an industry - and we're excited to back the team."
Bruviti also announced the addition of Ryan Nichols, former Chief Product Officer of Salesforce Service Cloud and now a partner at DYDX Capital, to its Board of Directors. Ryan's addition coincides with strong customer adoption that has seen over 40 national and international OEM and service network logos use Bruviti's turnkey technology to increase profitability across their organizations.
"Complex service organizations need vertical solutions like Bruviti so AI Agents can do more than give general assistance," said Ryan Nichols. "I've seen Bruviti reduce Mean Time to Repair over 50 percent by bringing together unstructured data to deliver real business impact from Agentic AI."
Bruviti's Aftermarket Intelligence Platform (AIP) automates complex workflows across triage, diagnosis, parts prediction, and service coordination. By combining a governed data mesh, reasoning models, and AI agents, AIP enables scalable service support without increasing headcount.
"Bruviti is tackling the heart of the $90 billion US aftermarket labor problem with precision and urgency," said Donavan Kealoha, Managing Director at Startup Capital Ventures x SBI. "Their AI approach enables real execution across complex service environments."
Bruviti continues to deliver measurable ROI at scale, which is attracting a broadening set of customers. The new financing will be used to accelerate market penetration and position the company as the category-defining player in agentic service automation.
About Bruviti
Bruviti is the agentic-AI company transforming aftermarket service. Its Aftermarket Intelligence Platform unifies data, reasons like an expert, and deploys autonomous agents that cut aftermarket labor costs by up to 30 percent while boosting productivity. Bruviti is headquartered in Campbell, California. Visit https://bruviti.com.
Media & Investor Contact
Paul Greenland
[email protected]
SOURCE: Bruviti
View the original press release on ACCESS Newswire
X.Karnes--AMWN