A year after their last raise, Germany’s Flip raises €22 million to scale its frontline AI platform
Flip, a Stuttgart-based employee experience platform for frontline workers, has raised €22 million (£19 million) in order to fund AI infrastructure and knowledge development for frontline roles. Today’s round is backed by existing investors Notion Capital and HV Capital, who are expanding their stake in the software company. L-Bank, the development bank of the state […] The post A year after…
Germany's Flip, an employee experience platform for frontline workers, has secured €22 million in funding to expand its AI infrastructure and knowledge development. The investment round, led by Notion Capital and HV Capital, also includes participation from L-Bank, the Baden-Württemberg development bank. This comes after a €25 million Series A extension in 2025 and a €26.5 million raise in 2022.
Benedikt Brand, Flip's co-founder and CEO, explains that AI has yet to make a significant impact on frontline roles due to the lack of digital identity and infrastructure. Flip aims to bridge this gap by offering secure digital identity, AI agents, and custom-generated frontline apps on a single platform. With this latest funding, Flip aims to solidify its position in the enterprise market and provide a solution for frontline roles that have been left behind in the AI revolution.
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