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ChristopherAllen
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September 4, 2025

Augment, founded by Deliverr co-founder Harish Abbott, raises $85M Series A for its AI assistant Augie, which automates freight logistics tasks like tracking shipments and invoicing. The startup, backed by Redpoint and others, aims to expand its team and features, already reducing invoice delays by 40% for clients like Armstrong Transport. Competitors include Vooma and FleetWorks.

Augment, founded by Deliverr co-founder Harish Abbott, raises $85M Series A for its AI assistant Augie, which automates freight logistics tasks like tracking shipments and invoicing. The startup, backed by Redpoint and others, aims to expand its team and features, already reducing invoice delays by 40% for clients like Armstrong Transport. Competitors include Vooma and FleetWorks.
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