French AgTech startup Tellia raises €4.3 million to scale voice-enabled data capture
Tellia, the Paris-based voice AI assistant for agriculture founded in 2024, has raised a €4.3 million ($5 million) pre-Seed to scale technology that lets farmers, agronomists and field teams capture and use their data simply by speaking. The pre-Seed round was led by Revent, with participation from Grey Silo Ventures (CVC of Cereal Docks Group), […] The post French AgTech startup Tellia raises…
Paris-based AgTech startup Tellia, founded in 2024, has secured €4.3 million ($5 million) in pre-Seed funding to develop voice-enabled data capture technology for farmers and agronomists. Established by Coline Labadie de Faÿ, Tellia aims to address the common industry challenge of fieldworkers spending their evenings inputting data into computers.
CEO Labadie de Faÿ explained that traditional software struggles to accept spoken data, so Tellia's solution focuses on creating a user-friendly interface that allows users to speak and the technology captures, structures, and interprets the information into actionable insights for the entire operation. The €4.3 million round, led by Revent, received support from Grey Silo Ventures, Jeriko, and Fund F. Tellia plans to use the funding to advance their voice AI, develop an agentic layer for integrating the technology with existing AgTech stacks, and expand their teams in the US and Europe.
As investment in AI and technology-powered agriculture continues to grow across Europe in 2026, Tellia's unique approach to building agricultural agents tailored to each farm's specific workflow positions them as a promising player in the rapidly expanding market.
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