Enhans

Enhans is an enterprise agentic AI company, headquartered in Seoul with a San Francisco presence, whose platform is built to move companies from AI that only analyzes to AI that actually executes operations. Its core product, AgentOS, uses an ontology driven architecture to give agents real business context, then a proprietary Large Action Model called ACT-2 takes the actions that follow across a company's systems, interfaces, and channels. Founded in 2024, originally in commerce under the name ViralPick, it has raised roughly ten million dollars from about fifteen investors including Naver Ventures, the Industrial Bank of Korea, and Plug and Play, with a strategic Naver Ventures investment announced in April 2026.

The pitch is captured in its tagline, you decide and its agents act: humans set intent and make the call, while agents gather context, run simulations against complex business logic and dependencies, and carry the work through to completion. Enhans works in three layers, an ontology for business meaning, market intelligence for real world signals, and workflow execution, and it ships a deep library of prebuilt agents, especially for commerce, covering pricing, promotions, advertising, social media, brand protection, reviews, and quality assurance. It can align demand, inventory, and production into a single decision flow, track raw material, currency, and logistics shifts against product level margin, and unify sales, operations, and finance into one cycle that runs and learns continuously.

Started in commerce and retail, the platform now reaches manufacturing, finance, healthcare, logistics, telecom, energy, and defense, and reports adoption by more than thirty global enterprises including Samsung and Philips, with operations in over fifty countries. It is part of Microsoft's startup programs and listed on the Azure Marketplace, works with PwC and Concentrix on delivery, and was the only Korean company in a Palantir startup fellowship. Because its public material leans on narrative, some specifics on security certifications, deployment, and developer tooling are thinner, and its action model runs on its own stack rather than offering a choice of underlying models. For an enterprise that wants agents to execute operational decisions inside real systems, especially in commerce and adjacent operations, Enhans is a proven and unusually action oriented option; a team wanting a self serve, model flexible agent builder will find it more of a delivery led enterprise platform.