Horizon, a Uruguayan startup specializing in AI-driven organizational intelligence, secured $3.5 million in seed funding to enhance its international expansion and strengthen its market position.

Target Company Information

Horizon, founded by Nicolás Scopesi (CEO), Nicolás López (CPO), and Miguel Langone (CTO), emerged from a simple yet ambitious question: how can organizations effectively measure their internal processes? Their solution is an innovative organizational intelligence platform powered by AI, which engages with thousands of employees to interpret internal habits, processes, and cultures, all culminating in a "digital brain." This tool aids leaders and teams in making data-driven decisions rather than relying on instinct. Horizon has already positively impacted companies like Mercado Libre, Itaú, PwC, SURA, and PedidosYa.

In 2025, Horizon experienced remarkable growth, multiplying its revenues sixfold and conducting over 12,000 employee interviews, identifying more than 5,000 improvement opportunities. Some initiatives are projected to yield returns exceeding $100,000 each. Scopesi emphasizes that we are at the dawn of a new era: organizations must not only question what they do but also how they do it, which is precisely where Horizon aims to make a transformative impact.

Industry Overview in Uruguay

The case of Horizon reflects a broader shift in the Latin American venture capital landscape. In recent years, investment funds such as NXTP, Kaszek, ALLVP, and Canary have shown an increasing appetite for startups that address com