Wayra, Telefónica’s startup investment arm, has made a significant investment in Capably, a platform that seeks to simplify the automation of business tasks through artificial intelligence. Capably has closed a seed round of 3.7 million euros, which will allow it to expand its offerings and meet the growing demand for solutions that facilitate task delegation through AI.
The platform is presented as an accessible and easy-to-use tool, capable of automating complex processes in a matter of minutes, regardless of the user’s technical expertise. Capably operates in the background as an extension of the team, ensuring that organizations maintain control and visibility over how and when they interact with AI to delegate tasks. From data entry and processing to report generation and project management, Capably promises to free employees from repetitive tasks, allowing them to focus on more important tasks.
Capably’s unique technology combines traditional automation with Agentic AI, allowing for the management of complicated workflows on a large scale without sacrificing reliability or control. This intuitive methodology also eliminates the need for previous training, representing a significant advantage for companies looking to quickly adapt to new tools.
Rafa Pulido, CEO and co-founder of Capably, commented that organizations have faced a saturation of automation and AI tools in recent years, which has led to more confusion than benefits. “Over 70% of organizations experimenting with AI fail to turn it into scalable value. Capably seeks to solve this dilemma by offering effective technology and becoming a trusted partner,” Pulido said.
Paloma Castellano, director of Wayra Spain, also emphasized the transformative potential of Capably’s technology, stating, “We bet on solutions that redefine the future of work. Their focus on intelligent automation has the potential to free people from repetitive tasks, allowing them to focus on what truly adds value.”
Capably’s investment round has received support from other investment funds, such as Boost Capital Partners, Araya Ventures, Haatch, Concept, Koro Ventures, Ascension, and Sure Valley, reflecting a growing confidence in the platform’s business model. With this capital injection, Capably is poised to lead a market where automation and artificial intelligence are increasingly essential.
Source: MiMub in Spanish