Autoheal Raises $7.9M From Innovation Endeavors to Make Enterprise Software Heal Itself
When a production system at a large bank breaks in the middle of the night, the engineer who gets paged usually spends the first hour doing detective work across dashboards, logs, Slack threads and recent code changes. At a median cost of $2 million an hour for a high-impact outage, that hour of searching is where most of the money disappears, because nothing can be fixed until someone knows what actually broke. AI coding tools have made the hour harder to protect, because enterprises spent $4 billion on them in 2025, about seven times what they spent the year before, while developers pushed nearly one billion commits to GitHub over the same period, which means more changes reaching production every day and more places for something to go wrong.
Autoheal, a San Francisco company whose AI agents already handle that detective work inside Nomura, has raised $7.9...
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