Goodweek Raises €10.69M to Help Smaller Businesses Manage AI Across Their Teams

French startup Goodweek has secured $12 million in seed funding, approximately €10.69 million, to help small and medium-sized businesses adopt artificial intelligence without losing control of their data, spending or internal workflows. The round was led by Adara Ventures, with participation from Anamcara Capital, BGV, BY Venture Partners, CentraleSupélec Venture, FJ Labs, Interlace Ventures and True Ventures, alongside support from Bpifrance. <Cite refs={["turn279671search0","turn279671search4"]}/>

Founded in September 2025 by Guillaume Nominé and Nicolas Stehlé, Goodweek is building an AI management platform for companies that want to make artificial intelligence part of everyday work. Nominé serves as CEO, while Stehlé is the company's co-founder and CFO. Both entrepreneurs previously built businesses that were acquired in 2022. <Cite refs={["turn279671search0","turn279671search4"]}/>

The company addresses a problem emerging as AI tools spread through workplaces: employees often adopt different services independently, creating disconnected subscriptions, inconsistent security practices and limited visibility into where business information is being used. For smaller organisations without dedicated AI or IT teams, managing these tools can become an additional operational burden.

Goodweek brings services such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Mistral into a centralised workspace where businesses can manage access, monitor usage and oversee costs. The platform can connect with existing workplace applications and company information, while allowing teams to work with different AI models through a common environment. It is designed to help organisations choose suitable models for different tasks instead of managing multiple disconnected tools. <Cite refs={["turn279671search1","turn279671search7"]}/>

Data governance is central to the offering. Businesses can control how their information is handled, keep access under organisational oversight and gain a clearer view of how AI is being used across departments. Goodweek also distributes its platform through IT service providers and software resellers, enabling these partners to deploy and manage the technology for their own business customers.

The startup has expanded rapidly since its launch. It now has approximately 50 employees and nearly 150 customers across France, Spain, the United Kingdom, the Benelux region and North America. Its team operates across several countries, reflecting ambitions to build an international business rather than remain focused solely on the French market. <Cite refs={["turn279671search0","turn279671search2"]}/>

The new funding will support commercial growth, product development and expansion into additional markets, particularly Latin America and Asia. Goodweek also plans to strengthen its partner network, allowing more IT providers to introduce managed AI services to small and medium-sized companies.

As businesses move from experimenting with AI to integrating it into everyday operations, Goodweek is positioning itself as a management layer between AI models, employees and company systems. Its goal is to make AI adoption easier for smaller organisations while giving business leaders greater control over security, spending and practical use.