Synthflow secures funding to scale no-code enterprise voice AI platform

Berlin-based Synthflow lands new funding to expand its no-code voice automation platform, aiming to humanise enterprise Artificial Intelligence agents and boost operational efficiency in contact centres.

Customer service operations worldwide are facing mounting pressure to deliver efficient, responsive support amid rising expectations and persistent workforce turnover. Addressing these challenges, Berlin-based startup Synthflow has just closed a new Series A funding round, led by Accel with additional participation from existing investors Atlantic Labs and Singular. After a seed round in 2024, Synthflow´s total funding enables aggressive global expansion, with plans to open a U.S. office and continue developing its flagship Artificial Intelligence-driven voice agent platform designed to automate enterprise phone interactions.

Synthflow stands out with a no-code solution catering to both business process outsourcing (BPO) firms and internal contact centres. Their platform empowers any enterprise, regardless of technical sophistication, to deploy conversational Artificial Intelligence agents that handle tasks such as appointment scheduling, customer service, and lead qualification. More than 1,000 businesses are already using Synthflow´s system, which promises seamless, natural-sounding conversations. The platform comes pre-integrated with over 200 tools (including leading CRMs, calendar systems, and legacy telephony), drastically reducing onboarding times and removing barriers typically found in other Artificial Intelligence voice solutions. Synthflow´s agents have already logged more than 45 million calls with 99.9% uptime, outperforming human staff by answering 35% more calls and saving over 5 million operational hours.

Founded in 2023 by Armenian entrepreneurs Albert Astabatsyan, Hakob Astabatsyan, and Sassun Mirzakhan-Saky, Synthflow’s vision is to close the usability gap in enterprise Artificial Intelligence. The trio´s experience in Artificial Intelligence software and enterprise deployments has guided development toward a low-friction, modular platform that appeals to both large enterprises and lean mid-market teams. Their white-label agent solution requires no coding and supports complex workflows like real-time data sharing and instant AI-to-human routing. Backers highlight Synthflow´s momentum at a time when cost-effective Artificial Intelligence agents are gaining traction across a spectrum of industries, from customer support to healthcare, finance, and education.

Looking forward, Synthflow will invest in expanding its engineering, sales, and customer success teams while boosting R&D aimed at refining the human-like quality and adaptability of its Artificial Intelligence voice agents. The startup sees vast growth opportunities, with particular focus on expanding use cases in global contact centres and emerging sectors with heavy communication needs. Synthflow´s advancements position it to set a new benchmark where Artificial Intelligence-powered voice agents sound distinctly human, redefining how enterprises engage customers in real time.

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