Sola builds an AI-native platform that enables business users to create and deploy intelligent agents without coding. The platform works by observing how employees perform tasks on-screen, then transforms those recorded actions into fully functional bots using large language models and computer vision. Agents continue to function even when underlying applications or websites change, and can self-optimize over time.
The company was founded in 2023 by Jessica Wu and Neil Deshmukh, MIT dropouts, and has raised $17m in Series A funding led by Andreessen Horowitz. Y Combinator and founders and CEOs from leading technology companies have also backed the venture. Sola's customer base spans Fortune 500 companies across logistics, healthcare, finance, and legal sectors, including top U.S. law firms.
The platform addresses enterprise workflow automation by eliminating the need for complex setup or technical expertise. Business users can generate enterprise workflows in real time, allowing teams to redirect effort from repetitive tasks towards higher-value strategic work.
