Felix has raised $1.7 million in pre-seed funding, aimed at enhancing its hyperautomation platform for the legal, finance, and insurance sectors. The funding round was spearheaded by XYZ Venture Capital, with contributions from angel investors including former executives from notable tech companies. This Prague-based startup is focused on automating complex workflows that typically require intensive human involvement.
The platform allows users to express processes in straightforward language, subsequently generating the necessary code for workflow execution. It incorporates features such as audit trails and checkpoints to ensure reliability in critical environments. For example, a New York risk management firm successfully utilized Felix to process over 50,000 mortgage insurance policies in three weeks, a task that would have taken over a decade manually.
Co-founders Tomas Scavnicky and Mato Vetrak, who previously created a legal workflow automation technology acquired by FileVine in 2025, identified potential for broader applications of automation across various professional sectors. Felix's approach to deterministic automation stands in contrast to traditional AI by ensuring consistent outputs from identical inputs, a vital aspect for industries with stringent regulatory requirements.