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Sana

What Sana does

Sana (Sana Labs) is an enterprise AI company focused on helping organizations learn, find knowledge, and execute work using AI agents grounded in company-specific information. After building its platform as an independent company, Sana was acquired by Workday and is now integrated into the “Sana from Workday” offering. Workday positions Sana’s technology as the AI “front door” that connects enterprise data, security context, and workflows so employees can both get answers and take actions across systems. Sana’s product surface includes Sana Agents (agentic assistants and enterprise knowledge search), Sana Learn (learning and course creation/consumption), and supporting capabilities such as meeting capture/summarization and integrations that let assistants perform tasks in other apps. Sana also offers a self-serve “free” tier and an enterprise tier with tighter security controls (for example SSO/SCIM and enterprise-grade privacy) and broader administration/integration options.

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Funding

Latest disclosed valuation$500M
Tracked capital$1.3B8 sourced rounds
DateRoundRaisedValuationLead / investorsEvidence
Sep 16, 2025Acquisition (strategic)$1.1B
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Oct 30, 2024Series C$55M$500M
Oct 30, 2024Acquisition (strategic)
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UndatedSeed
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UndatedSeries B (additional / extension)$28M
UndatedGrowth / late-stage round (NEA-led $55M)$55M$500M
UndatedSeries B extension$28M

What it builds

Sana Learn

Sana Learn is Sana’s learning platform that supports how organizations create and deliver learning content and knowledge-enabled learning experiences (as referenced by Workday and Sana’s own product positioning).

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Universal Search

Universal Search is Sana’s feature concept focused on making an organization’s knowledge searchable within Sana.

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Galileo

Galileo is an example Sana AI product flow that demonstrates how the assistant retrieves relevant sources from a defined knowledge library and can answer questions grounded in that content.

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