Palma.ai raises $1.8 million pre‑seed to build governance layer for enterprise AI agents
Palma.ai announced a $1.8 million pre‑seed round to develop a governance layer that controls AI agents’ actions inside corporate systems. The round was led by D11Z and included Plug and Play Ventures, Deel, Scale Now Ventures and angel investors that include executives from Cisco and Deel. D11Z and Plug and Play are already using Palma.ai internally, deploying its control infrastructure so…
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- Palma.ai secured $1.8 million pre‑seed funding led by D11Z, with Plug and Play Ventures, Deel, Scale Now Ventures and Cisco/Deel exec angels.
- The platform adds a governance layer that routes agent‑to‑tool requests, applying policies, rate limits and optional human approvals across AI models.
- Palma.ai runs on Docker, Kubernetes or bare‑metal and integrates with identity providers such as Microsoft Entra and Okta.
The platform sits between agents and enterprise tools, routing requests through governed connectors that encode user and agent permissions, called “Skills”. Policies can allow, deny, rate‑limit or require human approval for actions such as updating a CRM record or triggering a workflow. Palma.ai works across multiple AI models—including Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, Gemini and Cursor—and integrates with identity providers like Microsoft Entra and Okta. It can be run on Docker, Kubernetes or bare‑metal, supporting VPC, on‑premises and air‑gapped deployments. CEO Patrick Eden warned that “every company is about to give AI agents the keys to its systems, the question is whether anyone is watching the door.”
Palma Raises $1.8M to Build the Governance Layer for Enterprise AI Agents
Unite.AI · 22 September 2026
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