Stuut, an AI platform that automates accounts-receivable work for companies, disclosed $67.6M in new funding on September 16, 2026 across eleven investors, bringing total funding to $103.1M. The company was founded in 2023 by Tarek Alaruri, Ben Winter and Miraj Mohsin.
Why this matters for founders
Founders drowning in collections and invoicing can evaluate AI AR tools like Stuut to shorten cash-conversion cycles without hiring a finance ops team.
Source: AlleyWatch
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