Problem

Sola addresses the high cost and fragility of repetitive operational work: employees or outsourced teams manually move information between documents, websites, desktop applications, spreadsheets, and legacy portals. These processes are particularly painful when systems lack APIs, interfaces change, or work requires interpreting unstructured data. The economic payoff is reduced BPO expense, fewer manual errors, and the ability to redeploy staff to more strategic work; customers reportedly saw immediate ROI after deploying Sola.

The clearest use cases are workflows such as legal filings, logistics operations, and extracting information from legacy government or financial systems. For example, Sola can replace a person clicking through a government site to collect contracting information for risk assessments, or automate the process of taking customer-ticket information and filing a legal application in the appropriate state.

Product / Service

Sola is an AI-native, agentic process-automation platform delivered as a visual, no-code workflow tool. A user records a process through a browser extension, and Sola converts that recording into a live AI agent that can be edited, deployed, and maintained. Its bots use large language models, computer vision, and UI-level interaction to operate across browser and desktop applications, while its document-processing capabilities extract, validate, and structure information from documents.

The product is designed for business users and citizen developers rather than only specialist programmers. Recorded actions can become functional bots without complex configuration, users can adjust the resulting workflow in a visual editor, and prebuilt or custom integrations connect the automation to existing systems. Sola’s intended benefit is automation that is more adaptable than brittle scripts: the agents interpret context and intent, allowing them to continue working when websites or applications change.

Market

Sola competes in robotic process automation and the newer category of agentic or AI-native process automation. Its own comparison page positions it against legacy RPA platforms including UiPath, Automation Anywhere, Blue Prism, and Microsoft Power Automate. Sola’s differentiation is the combination of conventional UI automation with LLMs, computer vision, document understanding, and workflow generation from recorded user behavior, particularly for complex processes spanning systems that may not expose APIs.

Sola is not pre-revenue according to the available evidence. In August 2025, it announced a $17.5 million Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz, bringing total reported funding to $21 million. Named customers included Morgan & Morgan, Ally Logistics, Firstbase, and Kintsugi Mindful Wellness; the company said its bots were live in production, revenue had grown fivefold since the beginning of that year, and workflow volume had doubled month over month. These figures and customer references indicate early commercial traction, although the evidence does not provide current revenue, customer counts, or profitability as of August 2026.