Chicago-based workforce operations platform Xenia has raised $12 million in Series A funding from growth equity firm PSG to support continued development of its AI-driven platform, which helps teams run multi-unit businesses more efficiently.
According to the announcement on Tuesday, Xenia provides a mobile-first, AI-native work execution and compliance platform that replaces manual workflows and fragmented tools with a unified solution to streamline operations across teams and locations.
“We started Xenia with the vision that frontline workers deserve modern software, and AI has presented an immense opportunity to further deliver this to our customers. We believe by being at the pinnacle of the frontline workers’ daily routine mobile, we’re strongly positioned to deliver exponential value with AI to our partners. We’re pursuing category leadership within the multi-unit landscape, focused directly on the food service, convenience and specialty retail markets. We’re tremendously excited with PSG as partners with deep experience investing in our core verticals,” Xenia CEO Kumeil Hosain said in a statement.
