Duvo raises $32M to automate the work retail software leaves behind

Tomáš Čupr built the enterprise AI startup out of Rohlik's operating problems; Balderton led the round, with three existing investors returning.

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Cupr is turning operational pain from Rohlik into a standalone enterprise AI product. Duvo's next test is whether it can repeat deployments across retailers without replacing integration work with a services-heavy model.

Two retail workers move cartons through a grocery stockroom beneath a Duvo sign.

Duvo announced a $32 million Series A on October 14th, 2026, led by Balderton Capital, with Index Ventures, Northzone and Credo Ventures participating. For co-founder and CEO Tomas Cupr, the product grew out of a problem he encountered while building Rohlik: the work that keeps a retailer running is scattered across software, spreadsheets, inboxes and employees' memories.…

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