In a landscape crowded with “AI-powered” pretenders, Aily Labs is the rare one making AI actually work, not as a buzzword, but as a bottom-line weapon. Founded in 2020 by Bianca Diana Anghelina, Sara Bisbe López, and Christoph Schmitt, the Munich-born force just locked in an $80M Series B led by FPV Ventures with Insight Partners and J.P. Morgan joining the round. That’s not pocket change, it’s validation. A 400% jump from its 2023 Series A and proof that intelligence, when paired with execution, compounds faster than interest on Wall Street.
Bianca Diana Anghelina earned her stripes running digital finance and AI transformation at Novartis, Sandoz, and BMW, three corporate machines built on precision. Sara Bisbe López, the algorithm whisperer from Novartis and Accenture AI, brings the technical firepower that turns raw data into strategic foresight. Christoph Schmitt, forged at Novartis Oncology and BCG, helped translate that vision into scale. Together, they built not another analytics tool, but a Decision Intelligence engine redefining how enterprises think.
Aily Labs’ mobile-first platform fuses data, ML, and proprietary LLMs to deliver real-time, actionable insight. It integrates in a day, predicts with 99% accuracy, and drives measurable business lift in under 2 weeks. The AI doesn’t wait for a dashboard request, it spots what’s next, recommends the move, and can even execute it. For Sanofi, that isn’t theory, it’s daily life. Their internal “plai” platform runs on Aily tech, used by 15 K+ employees and 95% of top management. That’s not adoption, it’s infiltration.
FPV Ventures’ co-founder Pegah Ebrahimi said it straight: CEOs spend millions on AI but can’t extract value. Aily fixes that. J.P. Morgan’s Max Hauer calls it the kind of innovation worth backing globally. And he’s right. Aily’s AgentIQ and Super Agent frameworks coordinate 1 K+ AI agents to act autonomously across finance, supply chain, and R&D. The company’s now profitable, globally distributed, and partnering with Mila on knowledge graphs and self-assessing LLMs.
With $100.63 M raised to date, Aily Labs is scaling into retail, FMCG, tech, fashion, and media, expanding its U.S. presence from Munich to NYC. Bianca Diana Anghelina and Sara Bisbe López aren’t chasing AI hype, they’re commercializing AI truth. Every enterprise chasing transformation should take note: this isn’t the future of work, it’s the start of thinking organizations.
While others talk disruption, Aily just quietly rewired enterprise intelligence itself. The next time someone says “AI is coming,” remind them, it already arrived. And it answers to Aily.
