Aleph Raises $29M Series B for AI-Native FP&A Platform and Expands Remote Team

Aleph, a New York-based financial planning and analysis (FP&A) platform founded in 2020, raised $29 million in Series B funding led by Khosla Ventures, bringing its total raised to $46 million. Existing investors Bain Capital Ventures, Picus Capital, and Y Combinator also participated in the round, as reported by FinTech Global. The company builds software that centralizes corporate financial data from over 150 integrations, connecting enterprise tools like ERPs, HRIS, and CRMs directly to bi-directional spreadsheet add-ins in Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets. The platform automates financial modeling, variance analysis, and reporting while maintaining a synchronized database.

Aleph was created to eliminate the manual effort required to export, aggregate, and reconcile data across separate software tools. Rather than requiring finance teams to learn proprietary syntaxes or migrate entirely away from spreadsheets to rigid enterprise software, Aleph provides a central database with no-code data transformation tools, automated variance analysis, and permission controls. According to TechCrunch, the platform is used by finance teams at growing enterprises including Zapier, Turo, Harvey, Envoy, and Chess.com. In an interview with AlleyWatch, CEO Albert Gozzi noted that the platform allows finance teams to "connect their source systems and generate their first report in hours, not weeks or months."

The company was co-founded by CEO Albert Gozzi and CTO Santiago Perez De Rosso. Gozzi earned an MBA from Stanford University and an industrial engineering degree, having worked in finance at Procter & Gamble, as a management consultant at Bain & Company, and as COO and CFO at an early-stage startup, where he built Aleph's original prototype in 2020. Perez De Rosso holds a Ph.D. in computer science from MIT and worked as a software engineer at Google and DocuSign before joining Gozzi to participate in Y Combinator's S21 batch. Speaking in a video with YC Root Access, Gozzi explained that "finance people live and breathe spreadsheets," leading the company to focus on building features inside familiar spreadsheet tools rather than replacing them.

To support system expansion and AI feature development, Aleph is hiring across its engineering and product teams. The company is recruiting a Software Engineer to build and scale end-to-end production systems for its B2B platform, owning features from conception through launch and collaborating directly with stakeholders. Aleph is also hiring an Engineering Manager to lead the engineering team scaling production systems, setting technical direction while managing talent development and product outcomes. The company's technology stack includes JavaScript, React, Node.js, MongoDB, and BigQuery.

Alongside engineering roles, Aleph is expanding its operations and partner implementation teams. The company is hiring an Engagement Manager - PE Engagements to work hands-on with finance teams at private equity-backed companies to onboard them onto the platform and feed customer insights back to product and engineering. Aleph is also seeking an Engagement Associate - Partner Engagements to onboard partners, deliver training and support calls, and troubleshoot issues to enable partner rollouts across client bases.

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