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aiOla

Category: Voice / Speech AI

An enterprise-grade conversational AI platform that uses Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) and Text-to-Speech (TTS) to turn spoken language into structured, actionable data, automating workflows for frontline workers. aiOla was founded in 2019. The company is led by Amir Haramaty. Based in New York, NY, USA (Headquarters); Herzliya, Israel (R&D). Team size: 51-100. Total funding raised: $58M. Latest round: Series A2 ($25M, Jul 2025 led by New Era Ventures, United Airlines Ventures strategic). Key investors include New Era Capital Partners, Hamilton Lane.

Founded
2019
Headquarters
New York, NY, USA (Headquarters); Herzliya, Israel (R&D)
Team size
51-100
Total funding
$58M

Value proposition

Improves efficiency, safety, and compliance for deskless workers by enabling hands-free data capture and process automation through natural speech, even in noisy, jargon-rich environments.

Products and solutions

aiOla Voice Platform: Core engine that converts speech to structured data., aiOla Interactive: A visual, easy-to-use mobile interface for executing digitized processes., Centralized Data Platform: Provides analytics, reports, and notifications from captured voice data., Voice AI Agents: Enables hands-free workflows and data capture.

Unique value

The technology is designed to understand and process industry-specific jargon, accents, and languages in challenging acoustic conditions, converting voice directly into structured, actionable data rather than just text.

Target customer

Large enterprises with complex operational workflows and deskless workers, particularly in the aviation, logistics, manufacturing, and food safety/compliance sectors.

Industries served

Aviation & Airlines, Food Safety & Compliance, Manufacturing & Logistics, Automotive & Mobility

Technology advantage

Proprietary, jargon-specific AI models that achieve high accuracy (>95%) in noisy industrial environments. The platform offers real-time integration with existing ERP/EAM systems and a centralized data platform for analytics.

How they differentiate

aiOla focuses on 'deskless' industrial sectors where hands-free operation and high accuracy in noisy, jargon-heavy environments are critical. Unlike general-purpose transcription services, it converts speech directly into structured data for enterprise systems.

Main competitors

Symbl.ai, Observe.AI, Nemesysco, OpenAI (Whisper), Deepgram

Key partnerships

United Airlines, Major food manufacturers/processors, Leading automotive companies

Notable customers

United Airlines, Major global food processors and manufacturers

Major milestones

Secured a high-profile partnership with United Airlines for maintenance operations. Closed a $25 million Series A funding round led by New Era Capital Partners and Hamilton Lane. Launched Jargonic, a proprietary speech recognition model with benchmarked high accuracy for enterprise use. Received multiple awards, including 'Best Speech to Text Solution' at the AI Breakthrough Awards (2024).

Growth metrics

Not publicly disclosed, but the company is actively expanding its team and operations following its Series A funding. The company has also won multiple industry awards in 2023-2024.

Market positioning

Positioned as an operational transformation tool that integrates deeply into industrial workflows, rather than a simple productivity add-on or call center solution.

Geographic focus

North America, Israel, and European Union markets.

Patents and IP

Claims patented technology combining Natural Language Understanding (NLU) and Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR), though specific patent numbers are not publicly listed. The proprietary algorithms are a core asset.

About Amir Haramaty

Amir Haramaty is a seasoned executive with extensive experience in the technology industry. He is the Co-Founder and CEO of aiOla, a company at the forefront of conversational AI. Prior to aiOla, he served as the Chief Commercial Officer at SparkBeyond, where he was instrumental in driving the company's growth. His career also includes key leadership roles at major tech companies like NICE, ClickSoftware, and Amdocs, where he focused on corporate development, strategy, sales, and marketing.

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