Paris-based Mendo has raised €12 million in a Series A round led by Educapital, Ventech, TOMCAT, and OVNI Capital.
The company develops software designed to help enterprises turn AI spending into measurable usage and operational results. Its platform is embedded into existing GenAI tools and workflows, where it guides employees in day-to-day work and helps organizations track adoption, skills development, and return on investment over time.
Mendo said the new funding will be used to accelerate its mission of making GenAI adoption real, measurable, and human-centered at enterprise scale.
The startup says its platform is already used by large organizations including PwC, Novo Nordisk, and Groupe Crédit Agricole, with nearly 100,000 employees across Europe using the system.
The company develops software designed to help enterprises turn AI spending into measurable usage and operational results. Its platform is embedded into existing GenAI tools and workflows, where it guides employees in day-to-day work and helps organizations track adoption, skills development, and return on investment over time.
Mendo said the new funding will be used to accelerate its mission of making GenAI adoption real, measurable, and human-centered at enterprise scale.
The startup says its platform is already used by large organizations including PwC, Novo Nordisk, and Groupe Crédit Agricole, with nearly 100,000 employees across Europe using the system.