Reducto, a company that helps computers read and interpret documents, has raised $75 million in a Series B funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz. Existing investors Benchmark, First Round Capital, BoxGroup, and Y Combinator also participated. Founded by Adit Abraham and Raunak Chowdhuri, Reducto combines text recognition with AI models to understand and process documents.
The company handles nearly a billion pages per month for clients, including AI startups and large financial firms. This round follows a $24.5 million Series A in April 2025, bringing Reducto’s total funding to $108 million. The Series B funding will support ongoing research, product enhancements, and expansion of the platform’s accessibility for businesses of all sizes.
Turning Unstructured Data Into Usable Information
Reducto’s platform addresses challenges with unstructured documents. Using optical character recognition (OCR) alongside AI models that interpret text in context, the platform extracts information from PDFs, charts, and reports that traditional tools often cannot process.
Companies use Reducto to handle tasks such as analyzing financial statements, converting legal documents, and organizing healthcare records. The platform reduces manual effort and helps teams manage large volumes of data efficiently. Smaller startups and research teams can access the same tools as enterprise clients, enabling broader adoption across different sectors.
Adit Abraham, Reducto’s CEO, explained the purpose behind the technology: “Documents contain some of the most valuable data in most industries—from healthcare to finance to logistics. Yet until now, they’ve been a bottleneck for making AI useful for real enterprise use cases. Our vision is to build the trusted layer that connects messy, real-world data with language models—so that AI can reason over the world as it really is, not just the text that’s clean and easy.”
Turning Pages Into Actionable Data
Reducto processes nearly a billion pages each month, helping organizations extract key information from complex documents. Its tools read and organize financial statements, legal filings, contracts, charts, and medical records, converting them into structured, usable formats. Teams can quickly locate critical data, track changes, and integrate the output into existing workflows without manual intervention.
By standardizing document handling at scale, Reducto reduces errors and saves time, allowing businesses to focus on analysis and decision-making rather than data entry. The platform works across industries, including finance, healthcare, and logistics, providing a consistent way to manage large volumes of information. Smaller startups and research teams benefit from the same capabilities as large enterprises, making advanced document processing widely accessible.
Reducto’s co-founders remain focused on building a platform that can handle large-scale document data reliably and efficiently. The funding also ensures that smaller organizations and research teams can access the same infrastructure that enterprise clients rely on, broadening the platform’s usability.
