en.Wedoany.com Reported - UK-based artificial intelligence customer relationship management software developer Attio has acquired Irish AI data analytics platform Inconvo for an undisclosed amount. Following the acquisition, Inconvo will cease independent operations, and its two founders, Eoghan Mulcahy and Liam Mulcahy, will join Attio's engineering team to work on AI agents, product integrations, and natural language interaction features.

Ireland's Inconvo primarily provides configurable AI assistants that connect to enterprise user-facing data, enabling users to ask questions and analyze data through a chatbot-like interface. The platform's product direction is to lower the barrier for enterprise employees to use data analytics tools, allowing non-technical users to obtain data results through natural language.

UK-based Attio stated that with the addition of Inconvo's founding team, the company will further expand its AI agent and product integration systems, embedding natural language interfaces into more tools within its CRM platform. In the future, users will be able to find customer information, access business data, and perform certain operations by directly asking questions, reducing the need to switch between different functional pages.

Eoghan Mulcahy said the team created Inconvo with the goal of enabling users to get answers from data using simple language. He believes that natural language access to data should not just be an add-on feature in software, but should become the fundamental interaction method for tools used daily in enterprises.

Inconvo was launched in 2024 and was part of the Y Combinator startup accelerator's Summer 2023 cohort. After the acquisition, the platform has been shut down, and its original technology and team will be integrated into Attio's product system.

UK-based Attio was founded in 2019 and primarily develops AI-driven CRM platforms. The company said this team integration will be used to refine its software architecture, enabling enterprises to process customer data faster and expand the use of AI agents in CRM, data querying, and business operations.

The focus of this transaction is on software team and product capability integration, rather than adding new AI computing power or communication infrastructure. Based on available information, neither party has disclosed plans for server expansion, data center deployment, GPU resource investment, or cloud computing facility construction.