The U.S. startup Maxima, specializing in automating accounting and bookkeeping with AI, has raised 41 million dollars in a round supported by funds such as Kleiner Perkins. Based in San Mateo, California, the company offers business software that automates financial processes through machine learning and algorithms. Today, such solutions are in high demand amid a shortage of specialists and a growing need to optimize expenses.
This deal is an example of investors continuing to fund enterprise AI — not just flashy content generation, but real business tools with clear economic returns.
