Datarails, a leading AI-native financial platform for CFOs, announced Wednesday it has raised $70 million in Series C funding, bringing its total funding to $175 million as it accelerates expansion across North America and EMEA and deepens investment in product development.
The funding round, led by growth equity firm One Peak, includes participation from existing and new investors such as Vertex Growth, Vintage Investment Partners, Zeev Ventures, Innovation Endeavors, Joey Low, Qumra Capital and Claltech. The announcement follows a year of rapid growth for Datarails, which reported a 70% increase in revenue and nearly doubled its workforce to over 400 employees globally in 2025.
Datarails’ platform is built around an Excel-native model, allowing finance teams to retain their most-used tool while eliminating the inefficiencies of manual spreadsheet work. The company’s FinanceOS operating system consolidates financial and operational data to power workflows across FP&A, cash management, spend control and month-end close, enabling CFOs to access real-time insights and drive strategic decision-making.
The latest product enhancements include Strategy, Planning and Reporting AI Finance Agents, which generate board-ready documents and answer complex finance questions instantly using integrated ERP, CRM, HRIS and Excel data. These agents support tasks like profitability analysis, predictive forecasting and budget variance tracking, and are designed to deliver more secure, accurate and efficient insights than generic AI tools.
“AI is the great equalizer for finance teams, which is why we've been working to make it the foundation of the CFO's Office, rather than just a feature,” said Didi Gurfinkel, CEO and co-founder of Datarails. “CFOs are asking: ‘How can I transform our processes and workflows in the AI era?’ By giving them a single source of truth that powers AI-driven insights across every critical workflow, we’re not only answering that question but also transforming their entire function.”
More than half of Datarails' 2025 growth came from new products launched in the past year, including a Month-End Close solution that visualizes and streamlines closing processes and a real-time Cash Management tool that connects directly to bank data to improve liquidity forecasting.
David Klein, co-founder and managing partner at One Peak, praised the company’s approach, saying, “Datarails has cracked the code of what finance teams actually need from AI: not flashy features, but trustworthy intelligence built on clean, consolidated data. Their Excel-native approach is brilliant because it meets CFOs where they already work, while their multi-product strategy demonstrates the kind of ambitious, category-defining vision we look for.”
With over 99% of finance professionals spending more than three hours daily in Excel, and 89% of Gen Z and Millennial professionals expecting the tool to remain essential, Datarails’ model addresses a clear and persistent gap in financial workflows.
The newly released AI Finance Agents are now available to all current and new Datarails customers, as the company positions itself to lead the next era of finance transformation.