InstaLILY announced the close of a $25 million Series A funding round led by Insight Partners with participation from Perceptive Ventures and Marvin Ventures. The company stated that the new capital will be allocated toward expanding its catalog of “InstaWorkers” and enhancing integration with enterprise software platforms.
Execution-Focused Digital Teammates
InstaLILY develops digital teammates known as InstaWorkers. These are designed to operate within existing enterprise environments such as ERP, CRM, and ticketing systems. Instead of only suggesting next steps, InstaWorkers are structured to execute entire workflows, while giving teams the ability to review results when necessary.
Founder and CEO Amit Shah explained the company’s approach in a statement: “We kept hearing the same thing: copilots are useful, but they don’t do the work. InstaWorkers are built to execute, not just suggest next steps”.
Co-founder and COO Sumantro Das added, “They are teammates who are embedded in the team and doing the work, not floating around it.”
InstaLILY positions InstaWorkers as modular, pre-trained units that can be implemented quickly within enterprise systems. The company says they can handle quoting, part validation, exception handling, or claims processing.
Early Implementation in Distribution and Healthcare
InstaLILY reported that three enterprises are using InstaWorkers at scale. One is a construction supply distributor with revenue above $10 billion. There, sales teams use InstaWorkers to convert raw sales data into structured follow-ups.
A global OEM has implemented InstaWorkers to process equipment fault descriptions and match them with replacement parts across large SKU catalogs.
A third deployment involves a private equity backed insurance and healthcare services provider. InstaWorkers in that environment extract claim details, validate them against policy rules, identify cases eligible for appeal, and draft responses. The company stated that in this workflow, manual review time was reduced by 70 percent.
Competing in the Automation Market
The field of enterprise workflow automation is occupied by established players and emerging startups. UiPath, one of the most recognized names in robotic process automation, provides tools that replicate user actions but often require structured workflows and extensive design work.
Conexiom focuses specifically on order and invoice automation by capturing data from documents and feeding it into ERP systems. Blue Sierra develops software agents that integrate with ERP environments, targeting use cases in sales operations.
InstaLILY distinguishes its approach by embedding execution capabilities directly into existing enterprise systems rather than requiring new infrastructure or large-scale redesign. While competitors may address narrow tasks such as document capture or repetitive keystrokes, InstaWorkers are presented as configurable units capable of handling exceptions, routing, and higher-volume processes.
Industry analysts note that distribution-heavy industries such as construction, insurance, and industrial supply continue to rely on fragmented processes, which leave openings for both incumbents and new entrants. Automation solutions are expected to compete not only on functionality but also on ease of deployment within legacy IT systems (NAW).
Four-Layer Framework Behind InstaWorkers
The company highlights a four-layer structure underpinning InstaWorkers.
- Data layer: connects with enterprise applications and retrieves live information from CRMs, ERPs, and email systems.
- Composable layer: assembles workflows using modular blocks to align with business requirements.
- Learning layer: incorporates employee feedback and error correction to refine future outputs.
- Customer layer: ensures execution meets compliance, audit, and security standards.
This architecture is intended to allow cross-industry deployment while meeting governance requirements. The company has emphasized transparency and auditability in regulated markets such as insurance and healthcare.
Roadmap: Voice, Video, and Sector Expansion
InstaLILY plans to expand its library of InstaWorkers to additional sectors and introduce voice and video interaction features. These upgrades are aimed at field service, customer support, and operational roles where multimodal input is important. The company also stated that security and compliance will remain priorities as adoption grows in regulated domains.
Automation is steadily advancing in industries where manual processes remain entrenched. Construction supply, industrial distribution, and healthcare claims still rely heavily on staff expertise to handle exceptions.
Next Phase of Growth
The $25 million Series A positions InstaLILY to broaden its catalog of InstaWorkers and extend automation into additional workflows. The company has already reported deployments in construction distribution, OEM manufacturing, and healthcare claims, where outcomes included measurable reductions in manual review. With new funding, InstaLILY will scale these capabilities across more enterprise environments while continuing to emphasize integration with existing systems.
