11x raises a $50 million Series B led by Andreessen Horowitz to advance its digital-worker products. The company positions Alice as an AI SDR, unveils Alice 2.0, describes its phone representative product, and discloses its acquisition of Opkit, whose founders lead work on Alice 2.0.
Opkit announces a HIPAA-compliant AI software platform for medical clinics that automates back-office phone calls. It handles insurance verification, claims, prior authorization, prescription checks, and medical-record requests, with a human-in-the-loop team supporting the call workflows.
Y Combinator-backed healthcare insurance startup Opkit raises a seed round from Global Founders Capital, Mischief, Socially Financed, Y Combinator, and Rex Salisbury. Its pitch deck is presented as the material Opkit used to raise venture funding, though the round’s size and other deal terms are not specified.
