New Delhi, Apr 12 (KNN) In a significant boost for grassroots tech innovation, Fixit, an agentic AI platform focused on micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs), has received strategic funding from the Government of India.
The investment, facilitated through iHub Anubhuti at IIIT-Delhi, marks a pivotal step toward accelerating AI adoption among India’s 65 million MSMEs.
Fixit aims to democratise artificial intelligence by offering smart, affordable tools tailored for small businesses.
While AI has transformed operations in large enterprises, MSMEs have often struggled with cost, complexity, and limited access to customized solutions.
With this new support, Fixit plans to develop AI agents that tackle common business challenges—from automating customer interactions and simplifying compliance, to generating real-time insights and enabling multilingual support.
“Our vision is that AI should be accessible, affordable, and impactful for every local business,” said Tameesh Sood, Founder & CEO of Fixit. “This funding helps us build intuitive tools that let MSMEs sell better, serve faster, and grow stronger.”
The initiative aligns closely with the goals of Digital India and Atmanirbhar Bharat, aiming to empower local businesses with scalable, inclusive technology.
“We’re incredibly grateful to iHub Anubhuti for believing in Fixit’s mission,” Sood added. “Their support accelerates our ability to deliver AI that truly uplifts the entrepreneurs driving India’s economy.”
Fixit is an AI-driven platform designed for MSMEs, offering solutions that analyse conversations, automate workflows, and enhance customer engagement.
With a focus on real-time insights and regional language support, Fixit is helping bridge the digital divide for small businesses across India.
(KNN Bureau)
