SOLA

SOLA is an agentic process automation platform that lets enterprises build software bots from a screen recording. A user records a workflow once, the platform converts the recording into a working automation without code, and the bot then drives browser and desktop applications the way a person would. The vendor positions this as the successor to conventional robotic process automation, where bots are scripted by developers and break when screens change. It is for operations teams and citizen developers in banking and financial services, healthcare, legal, transportation and logistics, manufacturing and real estate, with named customers including Morgan and Morgan, Ally Logistics, Kintsugi and FirstBase. Beyond screen automation, the platform includes AI document processing that extracts, validates and structures data from files, data transformation steps that clean structured and unstructured data inside a workflow, and an orchestration layer that coordinates automations across teams with real time visibility and audit trails. A visual workflow editor handles design and maintenance, automations adapt to errors at run time and improve over time, and an API supports developer integration with other systems. Pricing is not published, and there is no self serve tier; engagements begin with a demo request. The company announced a $17 million Series A led by a16z, which is worth knowing when weighing vendor stability for a platform that will sit inside core business processes.