BLP Digital, a Zurich-based provider of agentic AI-powered enterprise resource planning (ERP) automation, has received a $50m investment from Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Alternatives.
The funding will support BLP Digital’s mission to eliminate manual processes in high-volume finance workflows. The company’s platform targets core finance functions such as Accounts Payable, delivering shorter closing times and measurable improvements to cash flow and working capital, all without requiring businesses to overhaul their existing ERP infrastructure.
Rather than bolting an additional AI layer onto an existing technology stack, BLP Digital replaces the conventional mix of optical character recognition, workflow tools, scripts, and customisation with a unified execution architecture.
Finance workflows are broken down end-to-end into discrete tasks, each handled by specialised agents and coordinated by a Digital Twin. This Digital Twin draws on data from ERP systems, email, and process records to determine when an agent can act independently, when human input is needed, and logs how that human input subsequently informs the AI, providing CFOs with full visibility, clearly assigned responsibilities, and a traceable audit trail.
The company’s entry point is deliberately the Accounts Payable function, which, despite its complexity, follows broadly consistent patterns across organisations. From there, agents are progressively extended into adjacent areas including procurement, logistics, and sales.
BLP Digital CEO Tim Beck said, “CFOs today do not need further technology experiments, but rather future-proof solutions that are immediately reflected in the company’s bottom line.
“The entry of Goldman Sachs Alternatives as a growth investor underscores our mission. We help large companies operate their ERP-driven operations with AI agents that function reliably under real-world conditions. Our vision is to have virtually no more manual exceptions in high-volume workflows. AI agents do the work across the entire process, and in the case of genuine special cases, a human expert explains the context to the AI and thus trains it further – with full transparency and clear controls.”
Goldman Sachs Alternatives managing director Alexander Lippert said, “BLP Digital addresses a clearly defined and significant opportunity at the intersection of enterprise modernization and AI-supported automation. We are convinced that BLP Digital is very well positioned to become a category leader and to support companies in modernizing their core processes, increasing operational efficiency, and translating the use of AI into measurable business results.”
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