As businesses deploy AI agents across everyday workflows, a new priority is emerging: understanding exactly what these systems can access, connect to and automate. Reco has raised $55 million to expand its platform for managing AI agents alongside SaaS applications.
Making AI agent activity visible
Reco's platform is designed to map the relationships between AI agents, business applications, employee accounts and permissions. Using a context graph, it helps technology teams identify the resources an agent can reach and adjust access levels according to operational needs.
The company says organizations are increasingly adopting agents faster than traditional inventories can track them. Its approach combines integrations with business software, browser and network signals, and controls that review agent prompts and tool interactions.
Reco currently supports more than 280 applications, with additional integrations designed to be introduced quickly. This broad coverage is intended to give enterprises a clearer, continuously updated view of their expanding AI environments.
Investment in responsible AI operations
The new financing follows Reco's $30 million Series B round announced earlier this year, bringing its total funding to $140 million. Investors in the latest round include AT&T, Forestay and Quadrille Capital.
Reco plans to direct the capital toward hiring, customer support, partnerships and market expansion. The company serves more than 100 customers, with financial-services organizations representing a significant share of its business.
As AI agents become more embedded in enterprise workflows, platforms that unite visibility, permissions and governance could help organizations adopt automation with greater clarity and confidence.
