$4m · Pre-Seed · Software · Berlin, Germany
Berlin-based Agent F has closed a $4m pre-seed round led by Alpha Edison. The company says United Founders and Tiny Supercomputer Investment Company also joined, alongside angels including n8n founder Jan Oberhauser, wefox co-founder Julian Teicke and former SAP CTO Jürgen Müller.
Agent F is building an AI-native enterprise resource planning system for fast-growing companies. Its agents work across existing banking, accounting, payment and operational tools, carry out recurring finance tasks and leave each action traceable for a finance professional to approve. The initial focus is German technology companies, with a wider continental European expansion planned.
Automation has to preserve responsibility
Finance teams do not only move data between systems. They decide how transactions should be categorised, which controls apply and who can approve an action with financial or legal consequences. Agent F's design keeps that responsibility with people: its announcement says every entry is documented, while founder Felix Schläger told Tech.eu that consequential actions remain subject to human sign-off.
That audit trail is part of the product rather than a reporting add-on. Agent F's site lists integrations spanning banks, Stripe, DATEV, Xero, Personio and CRM tools, alongside multi-entity and multi-currency reporting. The commercial test is whether the agents can absorb repetitive reconciliation and reporting without creating a second layer of work for finance teams to verify.
Learning workflows shifts the implementation challenge
Traditional ERP implementations often force a company to map its processes into fixed modules. Agent F instead says its system learns a customer's categorisation patterns, approvals and reporting logic, then adds modules as the business grows. Tech.eu reported that some administrative tasks taking five or six hours a week had fallen to about one hour, although the company did not disclose customer names or counts.
The promise is lower disruption for companies that have outgrown spreadsheets but are not ready for a long reimplementation. The risk is that adaptation becomes bespoke configuration under a different name. Agent F will need to show that it can reuse workflow patterns across customers while still handling local accounting rules, unusual transactions and changing corporate structures. If it can, the pre-seed capital gives the ten-person team room to turn company-specific knowledge into a repeatable ERP product rather than a series of consulting projects.
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Agent F funding announcement · Agent F product site · Tech.eu interview · Tech.eu Funding Explorer
