Kabilio Raises €10M to Scale AI Accounting

The big picture: Spanish AI accounting platform Kabilio has raised €10 million in a funding round led by Picus Capital and Visionaries, with participation from CDTI, Spain’s public agency for technological innovation. This investment brings the company’s total funding since launch to €14 million.

Why it matters:

• Automating manual tasks: Small businesses across Europe typically outsource bookkeeping and tax work to external accounting firms, which often manage large volumes of invoices and transactions with significant manual input. Kabilio aims to reduce this administrative burden.
• Boosting efficiency: Kabilio’s AI-powered platform automates repetitive accounting tasks, reducing the time spent on bookkeeping and reconciliation by approximately 60%. This frees accountants to focus on higher-value advisory work.
• Enhancing collaboration: The company’s new Kabilio Empresas platform allows small businesses to issue invoices, connect bank accounts, and monitor cash flow while sharing real-time financial data with their accounting firms, streamlining client-accountant collaboration.

How it works:

• AI-powered platform: Kabilio uses AI to read invoices, suggest accounting entries, match bank transactions, and prepare reconciliations. The system integrates with existing accounting software, allowing professionals to review and approve AI-generated information rather than manually entering it.
• AI accounting agent: Kabilio is rolling out an AI accounting agent designed to automate workflows such as retrieving invoices, reconciling transactions, validating entries, and requesting missing documents via email and WhatsApp. Accountants can assign tasks using plain-language instructions and control the agent’s autonomy.
• Client-side tools: Kabilio Empresas provides small businesses with tools to issue invoices, connect bank accounts, and monitor cash flow. This platform ensures that accounting firms receive real-time financial data, enabling their AI agents to act on information as soon as it becomes available.

The catch: The market for AI accounting and financial automation solutions is rapidly expanding and becoming increasingly competitive. Kabilio’s success will depend on its ability to demonstrate superior integration capabilities with diverse existing accounting software and to deliver clear, measurable ROI over generic automation tools. Furthermore, the adoption of its client-side platform, Kabilio Empresas, adds a layer of complexity, requiring buy-in from both accounting firms and their small business clients to achieve its full potential.

Key Facts

• Company: Kabilio
• Amount: €10M
• Investors: Picus Capital and Visionaries (co-lead), CDTI
• Founders: Jose Ojeda, Álex Valls
• Announced: 2026-11-05
• Sector: AI Accounting Automation
• Headquarters: Spain