Aldagram Raises ¥2 Billion in Series B for AI-Native Field Operations Platform

Tokyo-based field-operations SaaS company Aldagram has raised ¥2 billion in a Series B funding round, according to a recent announcement. The round brings the company's cumulative funding to approximately ¥5.13 billion. Investors in this round include JAFCO Group Co., Ltd., MonotaRO, and Panasonic Electric Works.

Founded in 2019, Aldagram specializes in digitizing on-site work for non-desk industries such as construction, real estate, and manufacturing. Its platform, KANNA, offers project management (KANNA Project) and digital forms (KANNA Report) solutions. The platform is used by more than 100,000 companies across over 100 countries and supports six languages.

Aldagram is evolving KANNA into an AI-native field operations platform, incorporating features like voice reporting, AI OCR, and AI agents. This strategic direction aims to further streamline field operations and enhance productivity for its diverse clientele.

The company's existing backers include JAFCO Group, MonotaRO, and Panasonic Electric Works, all of whom participated in this round. With the new capital, Aldagram plans to accelerate product development and expand its market presence.

This Series B funding marks a significant milestone for Aldagram as it continues to grow its footprint in the field operations software market, catering to industries that have traditionally relied on manual processes.