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OMILIA RAISES $67M TO SCALE SUPPORT PLATFORM

AI DESK1 MIN READ
THU, AUG 6, 2026

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Omilia has closed a Series B funding round of $67 million to expand its customer support platform. The company has grown its annual recurring revenue tenfold to $60 million since its previous fundraise in 2020.

The funding marks Omilia's second capital raise and reflects significant growth in the customer support automation sector. The company's ARR increase from $6 million to $60 million over the period demonstrates strong market adoption. Omilia's platform leverages AI and automation to handle customer interactions across multiple channels. The fresh capital will support scaling operations, product development, and market expansion. The Series B comes as enterprises increasingly seek to optimize customer support operations while managing costs. Omilia competes in a growing segment alongside platforms offering conversational AI and omnichannel support solutions. The company has not disclosed details about the lead investor or valuation. Omilia was founded to address gaps in customer support technology for large organizations.

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