Symbl.ai
AcquiredLLM for Conversation Data
San Jose, United States · Founded 2019
- Headquarters
- San Jose, California
- Employees
- 11–50
- Founded
- 2019
- Business Model
- B2B
- Website
- rammer.ai
- Last Round
- Series BJan 2024
- Rounds
- 4
About
Symbl.ai provides a conversational intelligence platform built on Nebula, a purpose-built large language model for human conversation data. The platform offers APIs for real-time transcription, sentiment analysis, entity extraction, call scoring, summarization, and compliance redaction, enabling developers to embed deep conversation understanding into their applications. Symbl.ai serves revenue teams, AI teams, product teams, and data teams with pre-built UI components and on-premise deployment options. The company was acquired by Invoca, a revenue intelligence platform, expanding Invoca's AI-powered conversation analytics capabilities.
Summary
Symbl.ai is an Artificial Intelligence company based in San Jose, United States, founded in 2019. Its most recent funding was a Series B round in Jan 2024. Investors include Crosscut Ventures, GreatPoint Ventures and PBJ Capital.
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Jan 2024
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