AI document infrastructure startup Factify raises $73 million in seed…

Team S · 2026-01-30T13:18:55.000Z

Factify, a Tel Aviv & Pittsburgh-based AI infrastructure startup building a next-generation “document-as-infrastructure” platform, has raised $73 million in a seed funding round to transform how digital records such as contracts, agreements, and business documents are created, governed, and accessed particularly in enterprise and regulated sectors where document integrity and AI-readiness are crucial. The company’s platform aims to replace the decades-old static PDF format with intelligent, governable documents that carry built-in identity, version history, access control, audit logs and machine-readability enabling reliable, secure workflows for both humans and AI systems as organisations scale automation and compliance demands. This seed round was led by Valley Capital Partners and featured participation from a constellation of technology and business leaders including John Giannandrea (former Head of AI at Google and SVP of AI at Apple), Ken Moelis (Founder of Moelis & Co.), Peter Brown (CEO of Renaissance Technologies), Shai Wininger (co-founder of Lemonade & Fiverr), Jim Perry (Founding Partner at Madison Dearborn Fund) and Shay Doron (Partner at Clutch Capital). The funds will be used to scale engineering teams, deepen platform capabilities that enable secure, AI-ready document infrastructure, and expand enterprise adoption across highly regulated industries such as banking, insurance, legal services, HR and operations as Factify builds towards a future where documents themselves act as trusted sources of truth for both manual and automated workflows.

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