Gauthier Henroz
CEO

Chift provides a unified API platform that lets software teams build a single integration to reach every financial tool their customers use, including ERPs and accounting systems. The platform standardizes data across all connectors, offers automated AI-powered field mapping for faster activation, and includes an MCP server that exposes all connectors to AI agents like Claude and Cursor. Chift also offers real-time or asynchronous data syncing, enabling fast, consistent access to customers' financial data without being limited by source system performance.
Raised to date
€10.5MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Est. $11.4Macross 1 round

BCSWE€10.5M · Series A
Announced Sep 2026 · from article date
Disclosed cumulative: $11.4M
CEO
Founding Sales
Software teams building products that need to connect to financial tools face the challenge of integrating with multiple, disparate systems, each with its own API, data formats, and rate limits. This fragmentation forces teams to build and maintain numerous point-to-point integrations, consuming significant development time and resources, and delaying time-to-market.
Chift provides a single, unified API that allows software teams to build one integration and connect to every financial tool their customers use, including ERPs and accounting platforms. The platform standardizes data across all connectors, enabling a consistent data model regardless of the underlying system. Chift offers automated data syncing in real-time or asynchronously, ensuring financial data is always fresh and available. It also includes an MCP server that exposes all connectors to AI agents, and an AI-powered mapping engine that automates field matching for faster activation. The platform is designed to be embedded natively and white-labeled within a customer's product, giving teams full control over data, endpoints, and flows.
Primary customers are software teams and SaaS companies building products that need to integrate with their clients' financial tools, such as ERPs and accounting platforms, to offer embedded financial data features.