50

Out of 100

N/A

Post-money

$40M

All rounds

50/100

2018

100-500 employees

March 2026

LayerX builds AI-powered business automation software for finance and procurement operations in Japanese enterprises, developing AI document processing tools that digitise, extract, and reconcile data from invoices, expense receipts, and procurement documents, integrating with Japanese accounting and ERP systems to automate approval workflows that currently rely on manual document review and physi

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Fukushima Yo

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StageSeries C
Employees100-500
Country🇯🇵 Japan

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LayerX has approximately 100-500 employees.
What does LayerX do?
LayerX builds AI-powered business automation software for finance and procurement operations in Japanese enterprises, developing AI document processing tools that digitise, extract, and reconcile data from invoices, expense receipts, and procurement documents, integrating with Japanese accounting and ERP systems to automate approval workflows that currently rely on manual document review and physical stamp approval processes.\n\nThe company raised approximately $40 million in venture funding from investors including Z Venture Capital and Mitsui and Co. Digital Asset Management. LayerX Banban Receipt product automates receipt and expense management in a Japanese corporate context where physical receipts and stamp-based approval processes remain prevalent despite digital transformation efforts. The company also operates a financial AI research team publishing on privacy-preserving machine learning and financial AI applications.\n\nLayerX competes in the Japanese document AI and finance automation market against Sansan, Money Forward, and international AP automation vendors including Coupa and Basware that offer Japanese market versions. Japan large corporate sector, characterised by complex hierarchical approval processes and persistent paper-based workflows, creates substantial demand for AI automation that can replace manual document handling while integrating with legacy enterprise systems. The company focus on Japan-specific workflow requirements, including integration with Japanese accounting standards and stamp-based approval culture, gives it localisation depth that international vendors building Japan-specific versions of global products often lack.