Amal PS, Keito | The Startup Journey

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Updated: November 19th, 2023

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Amal P S, Deepa Manchanda, and Toshi Mohit Jindal launched Keito, a Pune-based startup, in 2016. Keito is a human-assisted low-code machine-learning platform for information and document extraction that helps organizations break through data silos.

The firm enables the categorization of emails/images, information extraction, and information discovery from enormous amounts of data, regardless of the kind of data image, documents, emails, and voice.

Amal PS, the CEO, is a technology entrepreneur who has held senior positions in various business verticals. He oversees team development, organizational change management, innovation management, and growth.

He specializes in optimizing capital allocation and bootstrapping growth/operations to increase enterprise value. He has been involved with firms with annual revenues of up to $50 million. He is now working as a capacity chief strategist/chief growth & strategy officer with one of India’s major e-commerce marketplaces to help them reach the $1 billion sales milestone.

According to the official release, the firm raised its prior seed round in January 2020. Keito has received funding for a total of $360,000 via its seed rounds to date. Existing angel investors, including Vishnu Bhat, Amit Singal, Amit Manocha, Amitava Neogi, Siddharth Sood, Ajay Kotkar, and Sanjog Lunkad, also participated in the round.

Quick Facts:

Keito provides a no-code intelligent information management platform.
The startup serves clients from India, the US, Singapore, Hong Kong, Japan, and the Middle East.
Formerly, the founder worked with Infosys and Edgeverve in mobility and wearable tech products for BFSI.
This Indian tech startup now has a 20+ employee team to serve their valued customers.
Keito has received funding of $360K via seed rounds.