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What if enterprise software could run itself?

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Dodge AI is automating the cumbersome task of updating and maintaining enterprise ERP systems for US Fortune 500 customers

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Rebhav was once an intern at Antler. A few years later, he came back as a founder. It is one of our favourite stories. He and Aditya, both from BITS Pilani, Aditya by way of McKinsey and the founder's office at Jar, went after one of the least glamorous and most valuable problems in enterprise software. SAP runs much of the world's commerce, and keeping it running takes 1.6 million consultants doing slow, manual work. Audits, scoping and testing drag on for days and cost enterprises millions.

Dodge's AI agents plug straight into SAP and finish that work in minutes. Kimberly-Clark and Emami are already customers, Accel and Google led the seed round, and Dodge has taken its product to the biggest SAP conference in the US to win over the world's largest enterprises. Dodge becomes the automation layer for every company that runs on SAP, and the experts who once spent their days in spreadsheets get to spend them on decisions that matter.

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Rebhav Bharadwaj, Co-founder & CEO

Aditya Thakur, Co-founder & CTO

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