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Rillet funding, valuation and investors
AI-native ERP and general ledger where agents do finance work with human approval.
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Funding, valuation & investors
Answer-first snapshotLatest funding
Series C
$100M · August 2026
Latest known valuation
$1B
Series C · August 2026
Total disclosed equity funding
$195M
Excludes debt, grants, acquisitions, secondaries, and IPO proceeds.
Current status
private
growth · San Francisco, California
Investors in latest funding
Lead: ICONIQ
Other: Sequoia , Andreessen Horowitz , Bain Capital Ventures , Battery Ventures , Scale Venture Partners , Creandum
Overview
Rillet is an AI-native ERP that puts AI agents inside a real-time general ledger with human approval and an audit trail. Founded by Nicolas Kopp, former U.S. CEO of N26. On August 17, 2026 the company announced a $100 million Series C at a $1 billion valuation led by ICONIQ, with participation from Sequoia, Andreessen Horowitz, Sequoia Global Equities, Bain Capital Ventures, Oak HC/FT, Battery Ventures, FirstMark, Scale Venture Partners, and Creandum. ICONIQ does not have a Venture Capital Tracker fund page. Prior rounds: $70 million Series B in August 2025 (a16z and ICONIQ co-led; Reuters cited ~$500 million) and $25 million Series A in May 2025 (Sequoia). The company says total funding is more than $200 million; summing the three headline checks is $195 million. It reports more than 600 customers and named Mercor, Function Health, and Temporal. Revenue dollars were not disclosed.
Why Rillet is interesting
August 17, 2026: $100M Series C at $1B led by ICONIQ — third round in 14 months, Sequoia and a16z returning. Named customers include Temporal. ARR dollars were not disclosed; the company said it doubled new ARR in three months.
Product & use cases
AI-native ERP replacing traditional general ledgers with automated reconciliations, revenue recognition, and continuous close, with agents operating inside the ledger.
- Month-end and continuous close for high-growth and public companies
- Replacing NetSuite, SAP, Oracle Fusion, or QuickBooks at scale-ups
- Finance teams running agents plus humans on one audit trail
Key facts
- Series C (Aug 17, 2026): $100M at $1B, ICONIQ led; Sequoia and a16z returning (company)
- Series B (Aug 2025): $70M co-led by a16z and ICONIQ; Reuters cited ~$500M
- Series A (May 2025): $25M led by Sequoia
- >600 customers; named Mercor, Function Health, Temporal; doubled new ARR in three months (company — not a dollar ARR)
- Company says >$200M total raised; A+B+C headlines sum to $195M
Funding history (newest first)
Series C
2026-08 $100M Valuation: $1B- ICONIQ (lead)
- Sequoia (participant)
- Andreessen Horowitz (participant)
- Bain Capital Ventures (participant)
- Battery Ventures (participant)
- Scale Venture Partners (participant)
- Creandum (participant)
Source: Read source · rillet.com
Series B
2025-08 $70M Valuation: ~$500M (Reuters, 2025)- Andreessen Horowitz (lead)
- ICONIQ (lead)
- Sequoia (participant)
Source: Read source · rillet.com
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Competitive landscape
Edge: Vertically integrated ledger plus agents, rather than a copilot on a batch ERP. ICONIQ led a follow-on after co-leading the B. Proof is customer count and named logos, not disclosed ARR.
AI-native finance tools attack NetSuite complexity. Rillet’s $1B Series C is a system-of-record bet with Sequoia and a16z still in. Basis printed a similar check size at a slightly higher mark for a different buyer (firms vs in-house ERP).
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NetSuite (Oracle) incumbent
Dominant mid-market ERP; Rillet’s stated replacement target.
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Basis adjacent
$100M at $1.15B in February 2026 (Business Wire; Accel-led), aimed more at accounting firms. No VCT profile.
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Puzzle / Campfire direct
AI-native accounting peers; similar buyer but not the same $1B print on this site.
Notable stories
- Rillet’s Series C post says Mercor is scaling past $2B ARR with a finance team of three on Rillet — a customer anecdote, not a Mercor filing (Rillet blog, Aug 17, 2026).
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