Munich-based allO has raised $14 million in a Series A round led by Zigg Capital, as the restaurant software company looks to expand across Europe and speed up the rollout of AI-powered digital employees.
The round included new investors LifeX Ventures, Aperture, and Wecken & Cie., alongside existing backers 20VC and Keen Venture Partners. Angel investors Fabian Siegel, Mark Ransford, and Ludwig Fuchs also participated.
allO builds an AI-native operating system for restaurants. The company began as a scan-to-order product before expanding into POS, payments, and broader front-of-house and back-office software. It has now introduced a Reservation and Ordering Agent, part of a wider push into AI tools designed to automate restaurant workflows.
The funding signals continued investor interest in vertical software platforms that are using AI to move beyond workflow management and into operational automation, particularly in sectors facing staffing pressure and fragmented legacy systems.
The round included new investors LifeX Ventures, Aperture, and Wecken & Cie., alongside existing backers 20VC and Keen Venture Partners. Angel investors Fabian Siegel, Mark Ransford, and Ludwig Fuchs also participated.
allO builds an AI-native operating system for restaurants. The company began as a scan-to-order product before expanding into POS, payments, and broader front-of-house and back-office software. It has now introduced a Reservation and Ordering Agent, part of a wider push into AI tools designed to automate restaurant workflows.
The funding signals continued investor interest in vertical software platforms that are using AI to move beyond workflow management and into operational automation, particularly in sectors facing staffing pressure and fragmented legacy systems.