Singapore based Graas.ai has raised around $9 million in a pre-Series B funding round to accelerate the rollout of its Agent Foundry platform in India.

The round was led by Tin Men Capital, with participation from Incred Wealth, Orzon, and existing investors Integra Partners and Yuj Ventures.

Graas.ai is an AI-driven platform that automates key e-commerce operations through autonomous agents.

The firm’s approach centres on moving beyond AI “copilots” and dashboards toward autonomous, task-specific agents that can manage aspects of e-commerce without human intervention. 

These agents are designed to analyse sales data, adjust pricing, monitor inventory, and manage advertising performance in real time before executing operational decisions.

Agent Foundry serves as the company’s proprietary environment for building and refining such agents. Domain experts can use the platform to shape agent behavior through workflow modeling, prompt chaining, and evaluation processes. 

The system is intended to address persistent challenges in online retail, including rising customer acquisition costs, margin pressures, and stock mismanagement.

“Commerce doesn’t need another AI copilot or prettier dashboard. It needs agents that actually” told Prem Bhatia, Co-founder and CEO of Graas.ai.

The company says its agents integrate with more than 100 marketplaces, direct-to-consumer platforms, and ad networks across Southeast Asia and India. This integration is supported by a data infrastructure developed over two years, as it claims enables agents to operate with context-specific precision.

Tin Men Capital’s managing partner Murli Ravi described the investment as a response to brands prioritising sustainable growth without eroding margins. 

Integra Partners’ Jinesh Patel, whose firm invested in Graas.ai in 2022, pointed to the growing adoption of agent-led systems as a sign of a market ready for more direct AI-led execution.

Graas.ai currently processes over $1 billion in gross merchandise value annually and works with more than 2,000 brands across seven countries. 

The company also emphasises its compliance with enterprise-grade data protection standards, holding SOC2, GDPR, PDPA, and ISO certifications.

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