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Lio raises $30M from Andreessen Horowitz and others to automate enterprise procurement

Last updated: March 5, 2026 5:05 am
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Lio, a startup co-founded by Vladimir Keil, aims to revolutionize the procurement process for enterprises. Keil, who had firsthand experience of the bottlenecks in procurement from his time working in a large company and building his first startup, recognized the manual and fragmented nature of the process. This led him to develop an automated platform of AI agents to streamline and optimize procurement processes.

Recently, Lio secured a $30 million Series A funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz, with participation from SV Angels, Harry Stebbings, and YC. This brings the total funding raised by the company to $33 million. The fresh capital will be utilized to expand Lio’s presence in the U.S. market and enhance the capabilities of its AI agents, which are designed to handle the entire procurement process for enterprise clients.

Procurement is a critical aspect of enterprise spending, involving the purchase of various goods and services. Traditionally, the procurement process is labor-intensive and time-consuming, requiring manual tasks such as checking contracts, verifying suppliers, and ensuring compliance. Lio’s AI agents aim to automate these tasks, enabling companies to streamline their procurement operations and reduce costs.

Unlike traditional procurement software that relies on humans to carry out tasks faster, Lio’s approach leverages AI agents to execute workflows independently. By operating across enterprise systems, these agents can read documents, evaluate suppliers, negotiate terms, and complete transactions efficiently. This results in significant time savings, with processes that once took weeks now being completed in minutes.

One notable success story involves a global manufacturer that automated 75% of its previously outsourced procurement operations within six months with Lio’s assistance. This demonstrates the transformative impact that AI-powered procurement solutions can have on businesses. Lio is at the forefront of a new wave of companies redefining enterprise software by harnessing the power of agentic AI to revolutionize how businesses operate.

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In a competitive landscape that includes legacy procurement software vendors, BPO providers, and consulting firms, Lio stands out for its innovative approach to procurement. By enabling teams to focus on strategic activities rather than mundane tasks, Lio empowers enterprises to drive performance and unlock savings opportunities. Keil envisions a future where procurement becomes a powerful lever for enterprise success, rather than just a back-office function.

Overall, Lio’s disruptive technology and AI-driven approach have the potential to transform the procurement landscape and drive efficiency and cost savings for businesses. Through its AI agents and automated platform, Lio is poised to revolutionize how enterprises manage their procurement processes in the digital age.

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