Coval Raises $28M Series A to Make Voice AI Reliable in Production
Blog post from Coval
Brooke Hopkins, founder and CEO of Coval, discusses the company's mission to enhance the reliability of voice AI agents in production, inspired by her past experience at Waymo where robust infrastructure was crucial for deploying self-driving cars safely. Coval recently secured $28 million in Series A funding led by Norwest, with support from Base10 Partners, Twilio Ventures, Y Combinator, MaC Ventures, and Swift Ventures, bringing their total funding to $31 million. As enterprises increasingly integrate voice AI for customer interactions, the industry faces challenges in maintaining consistent performance beyond initial demos, with many agents failing due to inadequate infrastructure rather than model quality. Coval aims to address this gap by focusing on infrastructure to ensure voice agents work reliably and compliantly. The funding will support expanding Coval's sales and engineering teams and enhancing product capabilities, including improved simulations and integrations to provide seamless deployment in existing enterprise systems, ultimately preparing companies for the widespread adoption of voice AI as a primary interface with AI technologies.
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