FireAI raises fresh funding from existing investor SucSEED
21 Jul 2026, 06:30 PMThe Mumbai-based startup will use the fresh capital primarily to scale its enterprise sales infrastructure and fund advanced research and development.
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FireAI, a causal decision intelligence platform, has secured Rs 2.5 crore in its fresh funding round from existing investor SucSEED Indovation Fund.
The Mumbai-based startup will use the fresh capital primarily to scale its enterprise sales infrastructure and fund advanced research and development, it said in a statement.
Of the total capital, 55% will go toward expanding the enterprise sales team and executing regional expansion plans, 35% will be invested in R&D to advance the platform's core causal capabilities, and the remaining 10% is earmarked for administrative operations and new office spaces.
FireAI was founded in 2024 by Vipul Prakash, who previously served as Zonal Head at BharatPe and studied at SRM University. The startup is a causal decision intelligence platform that helps enterprises move beyond standard dashboards, using anomaly detection, causal chain analysis, and a natural language interface supporting over 90 languages. Its clients include IRCTC, Plum, Dana Choga, Living Liquidz, Government e-Marketplace, and Noise.
Vipul Prakash, founder and CEO, FireAI, said the investment reflects sustained investor conviction and will help the company deepen its presence in enterprise workflows as it scales across India.
Prior to this funding round, FireAI had raised Rs 6.2 crore in its pre-seed and seed rounds in January 2026 led by Inflection Point Ventures. Venture Catalysts and SucSEED Indovation Fund had participated in the funding round.
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