Duvo, the start-up founded by the founder of Rohlik, raises 32 million to map processes using AI agents

Tomáš Čupr has staff interviewed by agents to map out undocumented processes, and then automates them. Balderton leads the Series A funding round and Deloitte becomes a partner.

Founded in 2025 by Tomáš Čupr, creator of Czech online grocer Rohlik, and its former head of AI, Duvo has raised $32 million in Series A funding under the leadership of Balderton Capital, with Index Ventures, Northzone and Credo Ventures. The total raised is $48 million. The money is to finance a presence in the United States, first with distributors and consumer brands.

Knowledge that exists only in the head

The idea was born out of failure: when Tomáš Čupr wanted to deploy agents at Rohlik, he found that a lot of operational knowledge was not written anywhere and that employees served as "human APIs" between software. So Duvo sends agents to interview teams and observe their work to draw up process maps, and then other agents execute these processes through ERPs, spreadsheets, supplier portals and legacy applications, via API when possible, otherwise controlling the screen.

The company claims to reduce diagnostic work to a few weeks that consulting firms charge months. Rather than confronting them, it is using it as a distribution channel: an alliance has been concluded with Deloitte Central Europe.