Sola

Sola builds an AI-native agentic process automation platform that allows business users to create, deploy and maintain intelligent agents without writing code. Founded in 2023 by MIT dropouts Jessica Wu and Neil Deshmukh and backed by Y Combinator, the company turns recorded user actions into fully functional bots, using large language models and computer vision to generate enterprise workflows in real time.

The Sola AI Agents are the technical core of the offering. They observe how people perform tasks on-screen, then learn, make decisions and self-optimise to run those workflows automatically - continuing to do so even as the underlying websites or applications change. The technical domains span agentic AI, large language models, computer vision, process automation, workflow automation and self-optimising agents.

Since its founding the company has raised $17M in Series A funding and secured adoption across Fortune 500 companies, top U.S. law firms and large private enterprises. Deployments run across logistics, healthcare, finance, legal and enterprise software, with a geographic presence in the United States.

Sola states a mission of unlocking human potential by automating repetitive work, freeing teams to concentrate on creative and strategic initiatives. The company describes itself as fast-moving, with rapid traction achieved in the two years since its founding.