Console is recognized in @Redpoint’s AI64: a shortlist of 64 companies defining the next wave of enterprise AI.
We’re building for the people behind the tickets (the ones keeping every company running quietly in the background), so this one feels like a win for IT everywhere 🖤
Always maintained that we need AI first solutions, attaching AI to existing SaaS apps isn't the solution. Solving the problem from first principles using AI, rethinking workflows and systems of record is needed. Looking forward to @andrei_serban and team solving the IT management problem.
All companies run on IT.
But almost all IT teams are underwater.
The ones that aren't run on Console.
Console raised a $23M Series A led by DST Global Partners and @ThriveCapital to help leading companies like @scale_ai, @tryramp, and @webflow automate 50%+ of their tickets.
"Console has become the most valuable tool we have at this point. It's the life blood to what we do."
Jerry Butler
Sr. Desktop Support Engineer, @bloomerangTech
Exclusive: Console has raised a $23M Series A round from DST Global and Thrive Capital.
The one-year-old AI startup led by Andrei Serban (@andrei_serban) counts Ramp, Flock Safety and Scale AI as customers of its agents, which handle 50%+ of internal IT tickets on their own.
@innoc_bystander Try sleeping earlier (10pm or earlier). This is the one thing that makes a big difference for me. Hard to do consistently but worth an experiment.
@aceluminHQ @Aella_Girl@ssylvan Agreed! Government is a horrible allocator of resources. Just offering a counterpoint to the idea that taxation is theft because no consent is given
@Aella_Girl@ssylvan Your property is *your* property in large part because of the government. Your property rights, especially in the US, are maintained by the military, police, judicial system etc. I don’t think it’s as simple as trading of consent or value
@JCT_212 @aktiefundering @typicalVC @BrianFeroldi It is an American thing. European regulations require that prices display cleaning and service fees, America doesn’t. So Europeans literally see different prices in search