Zalos will use the funds to create Computer Agents that log into systems and automate end-to-end workflows.
Zalos, a platform developing Computer Agents for finance, has raised US$3.6 million in a seed round funding to create agentic software.
The funding round was led by 14 Peaks with participation from Cohen Circle, 20VC, and other angel investors. The funds will be used to help Zalos expand into enterprise resource planning systems for financial institutions.
By building a wide-reaching context graph across the finance stack, the company aims to help CFOs deploy a swarm of agents and drive a step-change in their finance team’s impact.
William Fairbairn, CEO and co-founder of Zalos, said: “We built Zalos on the belief that CFOs should not need to rip out their existing stack to adopt the latest in AI, we want to start by sitting on top of what is already there. Computer Agents that can log in and run the workflow end to end are the fastest path to real transformation in finance operations.”
Hung Hoang, CTO and co-founder of Zalos, added: “These agents are trained once with screen recordings, then the process is automated forever, never taking a holiday, and at a speed and consistency a person cannot match.”
Nate Pontician, Vice President at Cohen Circle, said: “Zalos is redefining what software means for the CFOs. Zalos’ computer agents don’t just assist; they log in, navigate systems, and complete workflows end-to-end. They’re giving finance professionals back hours lost to repetitive tasks so they can focus on what actually moves the business forward. It’s not a copilot… it’s a colleague.”
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