London's Querio launches with $5M to resolve conflicting answers across AI tools
The UK analytics startup, backed by BMW i Ventures, wants data teams to keep company numbers consistent across Claude, ChatGPT and Slack.
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Querio, a London-based analytics platform built for data teams and their AI agents, has launched with €4.48 million ($5 million) in funding, according to EU-Startups and Tech.eu.
The seed round was led by BMW i Ventures. Other backers include LAUNCH, the fund run by Jason Calacanis, along with Haatch Ventures, Araya (also written Arāya Ventures), Forum Ventures and Secways, EU-Startups reported.
Founded in 2024 by Rami Abi Habib (CEO) and Javier Bonilla (CTO), Querio aims to make business data accessible to more employees through AI. The company says it addresses a problem that grows as staff increasingly turn to assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT for business questions: when each tool draws on a different version of a company's figures, people receive conflicting answers, and data teams spend time reconciling them rather than producing new work.
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