Reload launched its flagship product, Epic, this week, following a $2.275 million funding round to provide a management system for autonomous AI agents within software engineering teams. Reporting from TechCrunch indicates that Reload aims to transform ad hoc developer AI usage into a governed corporate system with specific permissions and persistent oversight. This shift is significant because the entity controlling the system of record for AI agents dictates how automated labor is tracked, audited, and integrated across disparate vendor models. Organizations currently face fragmentation as different agents perform isolated tasks
Complyance said Wednesday it raised a $20 million Series A led by GV to sell AI agents that run continuous governance, risk, and compliance checks inside enterprise tech stacks. Reporting from TechCrunch describes a product aimed at replacing periodic, audit-based reviews that can take weeks or months with automated checks that run in seconds. The shift matters because large companies increasingly treat compliance as a real-time control surface tied to vendor access and data movement, not a quarterly paperwork cycle. Capital is shifting compliance from audits to always-on controls Complyance
Manny Medina, founder and former CEO of Outreach, has launched a new startup called Paid, according to TechCrunch. Based in London, Paid helps companies manage monetization and billing for their AI agents. “AI agents are growing fast, but all face a critical challenge: how to monetize and capture the value they create?” Medina wrote on LinkedIn. He added, “With just a few lines of code, AI builders can focus on creating amazing agents while we handle the business engine behind them.” So far, Paid has raised $11 million in a
