XOPS, now emerging from stealth, has secured a $40 million funding round co-led by Activant Capital and FPV Ventures, with Andrew Steele (Activant) and Pegah Ebrahimi (FPV) joining the company’s board.

The newly unveiled Active System of Intelligence platform reimagines enterprise IT. It automates and autonomously runs complex, business-critical IT workflows—without the need for manual orchestration—through a sophisticated living knowledge graph and “legion of robots” that manage end-to-end processes across fragmented IT ecosystems.

By shifting from human-dependent automation to strategic oversight, XOPS enables IT professionals to act as supervisors rather than operators. Early deployments by Fortune 500 clients have delivered striking results: one enterprise reduced staffing by 95% for a key initiative, condensed process execution from days to under an hour, and achieved full asset tracking accuracy; another implemented fully autonomous device refresh, employee onboarding, and software license optimization workflows—maintaining compliance and minimizing downtime.

Predicting a paradigm shift, XOPS co-founder and CEO Mayan Mathen highlights that modern enterprise telemetry has exceeded human cognitive limits and that autonomous systems are now essential. The executive team includes:

Cisco Sanchez, Chief Product Officer (formerly CIO at Qualcomm and FedEx Ground)

Brandon Kwong, Chief Revenue Officer (scaled Box revenues from $10M to over $1B)

Parisa Naseralavi, Chief Operating Officer (former SVP of Global Operations & Monetization at ServiceNow)

With its Active System of Intelligence already operational at scale in large enterprises, XOPS reports average outcomes of 20% cost savings, 60% process acceleration, and 80% reduction in errors. The company is actively enhancing its platform to meet growing demand for fully autonomous, enterprise-grade IT operations.