Pantomath raises $30 million Series B to power the future of enterprise data operations
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Pantomath, a Cincinnati-area AI startup focused on automating enterprise data operations, has raised $30 million in Series B funding to accelerate its mission: eliminating manual data troubleshooting and ushering in a new era of autonomous, AI-driven reliability.
Backed by General Catalyst, the company is expanding its platform beyond observability to become the operating system for data operations.
About Pantomath
Pantomath’s platform combines real-time monitoring, cross-platform lineage, and AI-driven root-cause and impact analysis. The company is now investing in agentic AI, autonomous Data Reliability Engineer (DRE) agents that not only detect data issues but resolve them.
Since launching its product in 2023, Pantomath has been adopted by major enterprises to improve data reliability and reduce downtime.
About the raise
The round was led by General Catalyst, with participation from Sierra Ventures, Bowery Capital, Epic Ventures, Hitachi Ventures, Cintrifuse Capital, and Foster Ventures. It follows a $14 million Series A announced in late 2023.
Funding will support product development, go-to-market expansion, and strategic hiring as the company responds to growing enterprise demand for AI-based data reliability solutions.
As part of the funding, Quentin Clark, Managing Director at General Catalyst, will join Pantomath’s board. Clark has helped scale other AI-native companies like Glean and Neon.
What they’re saying
“Enterprises today grapple with highly manual and reactive data operations to support their data pipelines and analytics products,” said Somesh Saxena, co-founder and President of Pantomath who lived through these challenges as a data leader at General Electric prior to co-founding Pantomath in 2022.
“Our current foundation of auto-discovered data health graphs that automates cross-platform data monitoring positions us well to expand beyond real-time detection of data issues into full self-resolution of incidents with autonomous AI DRE agents,” said Shashank Saxena, co-founder and CEO of Pantomath.
The Ohio angle
With headquarters in Cincinnati, Pantomath’s rise adds momentum to Ohio’s expanding AI sector. The state continues to attract and grow companies solving real-world enterprise problems—from manufacturing to data infrastructure.
What’s next
Pantomath plans to deepen its AI capabilities, grow its customer base, and invest in talent as it scales its impact across industries.