What is Pit?
Pit is an AI platform from a Stockholm team with roots at Voi, Klarna, and iZettle. Aimed at larger enterprises, it learns how your processes work, then builds custom internal tools and workflows to run them. Systems plug into existing software and take over chores like invoicing, data checks, and approvals.
Top Features:
- Process discovery: maps current workflows and shows where AI can remove manual work.
- Custom builds: turns a plain description of a problem into production-ready internal software.
- Enterprise controls: includes SSO, role-based access, audit trails, and isolated EU hosting.
Use Cases:
- Invoice automation: handle billing end to end so staff stop typing invoices by hand.
- Campaign coordination: pull scattered spreadsheets from several teams into one shared workflow.
- Data reconciliation: match records across systems in real time with fewer errors.
Who Can Use Pit?
- Operations leaders: cut repetitive work like approval chains, data copying, and manual checks.
- Finance teams: automate invoicing, contract processing, and reconciliation without hiring extra engineers.
- Regulated companies: keep data in isolated EU environments that meet GDPR and ISO 27001.
Pricing
- Get Started (contact sales): describe where your team loses time and receive a plan.
- Custom systems (contact sales): each workflow or tool is scoped and priced for your company.
- Pit Cloud (contact sales): hosted, governed infrastructure with SSO, audit logs, and tenant isolation.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
- Fits your process: software adapts to how you work instead of forcing new habits.
- Production quality: systems come documented, monitored, and with rollback, not as fragile demos.
- No coding: the person who knows the problem defines the solution directly.
Cons:
- Hidden pricing: no public plans, so budgeting requires a sales conversation first.
- Enterprise focus: small businesses with light manual work may find it too heavy.
- Young company: it launched publicly in 2026, so its track record is short.
FAQs:
1) Do I need developers to use it?
No, you describe the problem and the platform handles the technical work.
2) What does it build?
Internal tools and workflows like contract processing, approvals, and data reconciliation.
3) Does it replace our software?
No, it works alongside your existing stack and removes busywork between systems.
4) Where is customer data stored?
Each customer gets a fully isolated environment hosted inside the EU.
5) Which AI models does it use?
It is model-agnostic and picks the best model for each task.