Sona Raises $45 Million Series B to Expand AI Platform for Frontline Businesses

Apr 6, 2026
Sona has secured $45 million in Series B funding led by N47, with participation from existing investors including Felicis, Northzone, Gradient, and Italian Founders Fund. The funding will accelerate the company’s AI platform development and U.S. expansion.
Sona Raises $45 Million Series B to Expand AI Platform for Frontline Businesses

Sona has raised $45 million in Series B funding led by N47, with participation from existing investors Felicis, Northzone, Gradient, and Italian Founders Fund, announced in a press release. The new funding brings Sona’s total investment to over $100 million and will support its expansion in the United States.

Sona provides an AI platform designed for workforce management across industries such as hospitality, retail, healthcare, and logistics. Its software integrates scheduling, HR, payroll, and business intelligence functions into a single system. The company’s AI capabilities include forecasting, scheduling, and real-time operational modeling to optimize staffing and productivity.

The funding will also accelerate the rollout of Sona’s recently launched Forge platform, which enables enterprises to build custom AI applications integrated with their core data and analytics systems. According to the company, this approach allows organizations to combine standardized solutions with customized AI tools tailored to their specific operations.

Headquartered in London with a growing presence in New York, Sona aims to become the foundational platform for frontline enterprises seeking to modernize their operational infrastructure through AI.

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