TLDR: Delve, a San Francisco-based company specializing in AI agents for corporate compliance, has successfully raised $32 million in Series A funding. Led by Insight Partners, with participation from Fortune 500 CISOs, this investment will accelerate Delve’s mission to automate and streamline the traditionally manual and time-consuming compliance processes, enabling businesses to achieve and maintain regulatory adherence in days rather than weeks.
San Francisco, CA – July 22, 2025 – Delve Technologies Inc., a pioneering force in AI-driven compliance solutions, today announced the successful close of its $32 million Series A funding round. The investment was spearheaded by global software investor Insight Partners, with significant participation from angel investors, including Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) from Fortune 500 companies. This latest capital injection brings Delve’s total funding to $35.3 million, building on a $3.3 million seed round secured approximately 18 months prior.
Founded in 2023 by MIT AI researchers Karun Kaushik and Selin Kocalar, Delve addresses a critical bottleneck in corporate operations: compliance. Traditionally, compliance has been a laborious, manual process involving extensive human effort, such as taking screenshots, updating spreadsheets, and filling out numerous documents. This ‘compliance busywork’ is estimated to cost businesses in the US and EU alone an astounding $40 billion annually, with over 4 million professionals routinely engaged in these repetitive tasks, hindering productivity and growth.
Delve’s innovative ‘Agentic AI Compliance’ platform is designed to fundamentally transform this landscape. It deploys specialized artificial intelligence agents that function as an integral part of a company’s compliance team. These AI agents are engineered to understand company-specific contexts, navigate fragmented systems, and perform essential compliance checks with unprecedented efficiency. The platform significantly reduces manual effort by automating tasks such as scanning code for vulnerabilities, performing infrastructure monitoring, governing access control, and providing autofill tools for compliance-related questionnaires, thereby enhancing cybersecurity postures.
Currently, Delve’s platform automates compliance for a wide array of widely used frameworks, including SOC 2, HIPAA, GDPR, ISO 27001, and PCI-DSS, with support for over 25 frameworks in total. This comprehensive coverage is crucial for businesses grappling with diverse data privacy and security regulations.
Since its seed funding, Delve has experienced rapid growth, expanding its customer base to over 500 enterprises, including numerous fast-growing AI startups. The company prides itself on helping customers achieve compliance in days, not weeks, a significant improvement over traditional methods.
Karun Kaushik, CEO of Delve, highlighted the core challenge the company aims to solve: “Compliance frameworks are standardized. Businesses aren’t. That mismatch is why traditional software breaks down and teams fall back to duct-taped workflows across email, Slack, and shared drives.” Selin Kocalar, Delve’s co-founder and COO, added, “We’re not just streamlining compliance, we’re helping businesses grow faster. Getting compliant faster unblocks deals, and eliminating the busywork lets teams focus on what actually drives the business forward.”
Praveen Akkiraju, Managing Director at Insight Partners, emphasized the broader impact of Delve’s approach: “Since compliance touches every aspect of business operations, from scaling operations to closing deals to building customer trust, modernizing this function will modernize the entire organization. AI is fundamentally transforming how companies operate, yet compliance is still being managed like it’s the pre-AI era. That’s what makes Delve’s approach so important. They’re not just transforming compliance, they’re transforming how companies operate at their core.”
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With this new funding, Delve plans to deepen its AI capabilities, expand its team to accelerate growth, and launch support for even more compliance frameworks, further solidifying its position as a leader in the AI compliance space.
