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Business|May 27, 2026|2 min read

NYC-based Pace raises $46M Series B led by Thrive and Sequoia to automate insurance back-office operations

Pace, an AI-powered platform automating back-office operations for insurance companies, raised $46M in a Series B round led by Thrive Capital and Sequoia Capital at a $375M valuation.

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Pace, a New York City-based startup leveraging AI technology to automate back-office operations for insurance companies, has successfully secured $46 million in a Series B investment round. This funding was led by prominent venture capital firms Thrive Capital and Sequoia Capital, elevating the company's valuation to $375 million.

Pace asserts its AI agents are capable of managing mundane tasks typically outsourced to offshore workers by insurers. The company's innovative technology effectively processes routine insurance operations that have historically necessitated manual intervention, thus delivering significant cost savings and enhanced operational efficiency for insurance providers.

This latest round of funding marks a crucial endorsement of Pace's strategy to apply artificial intelligence in optimizing insurance workflows. The company's AI solutions are specifically designed to address intricate back-office functions, curbing the reliance on outsourced labor while ensuring high standards of quality and accuracy are preserved.

The backing from leading investors such as Thrive Capital and Sequoia Capital underscores a strong belief in Pace's technological capabilities and the expansive opportunities available within the insurance sector.

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