Berlin's Agent F raises $4M for AI native ERP

Berlin startup Agent F has raised $4 million in a pre seed funding round to expand its AI-based ERP platform for fast-growing companies. According to information provided in the company's press release, the round was led by Los Angeles venture capital firm Alpha Edison, with participation from United Founders, Tiny Supercomputer Investment Company and several prominent angel investors.

Among the investors are n8n founder Jan Oberhauser, wefox co-founder Julian Teicke and former SAP CTO Jürgen Müller, who will also advise the company.

Founded in Berlin in 2025 by CEO Felix Schläger, Agent F develops AI agents that support accounting, controlling and planning processes. The software is designed to automate repetitive administrative tasks while keeping humans in control through approval and sign-off procedures.

According to the company, its platform differs from traditional ERP systems by learning a company's workflows, reporting structures and categorisation patterns instead of requiring extensive configuration. Agent F says the system can answer finance-related questions in natural language, connect with banks and accounting tools, and expand as a business grows across entities, functions and countries.

The company is initially targeting fast-growing German technology startups before expanding across continental Europe.

Agent F currently operates from Berlin with a team of ten people. The company says its staff includes experienced professionals who previously worked at companies such as Amazon, Snapchat and Interactive Brokers.