Tellia secures €4.3 million for voice-enabled ag data capture
French startup Tellia raised €4.3 million from Revent and others to expand its speech-to-data tool for farmers.
Paris-based startup Tellia closed a pre-Seed funding round of €4.3 million ($5 million). The lead investor was Revent, joined by Grey Silo Ventures, Jeriko operated by Techmind, and Fund F. Tellia founded in 2024, aims to use voice AI to allow farmers and agronomists to input field data simply by speaking. Coline Labadie de Faÿ, CEO and co-founder, stated that traditional software fails because it cannot process spoken inputs from diverse languages or field environments easily. The company emphasized building an interface rather than a platform that controls all data. This capital will support expanding the team in the US and Europe while developing further agentic layers connecting field operations to AgTech stacks. Tellia's round occurs as European investment in AI-driven agriculture continues into 2026.
