GoCanopy Raises €2.1m Seed Round to Accelerate AI-driven Real Estate Platform

By Faheem • Tue Feb 03 2026

London-based GoCanopy has raised €2.1 million in seed funding to further develop its AI-powered operating system for institutional real estate investors. The round was led by ISAI, with backing from BNP Paribas Développement, Yellow, and a group of angel investors.

Institutional real estate teams manage large volumes of data related to deals, tenants, and finances. In many organisations, this information is spread across emails, documents, spreadsheets, and different teams, which makes it difficult to maintain a clear and complete view of assets and performance. Over time, this lack of structure can slow decision-making and reduce the value firms are able to extract from their data.

GoCanopy aims to address this challenge through a single, central platform powered by AI. The system pulls information from internal documents such as offering memoranda, rent rolls, and asset management reports. With human-supported AI workflows, unstructured data is turned into organised and usable information. As more data is added, the platform continues to improve, creating a growing source of shared knowledge for teams.

Founded in 2023 by William He and Yash Pabbisetti, GoCanopy focuses on building practical AI tools for institutional real estate teams. The platform supports key investment activities such as deal screening, underwriting, and preparing investment committee materials. It also helps asset managers track lease expiries, rent reviews, and leasing opportunities, while keeping all insights linked to the original source documents to support transparency and compliance.

Beyond efficiency, the platform is designed to help teams work more collaboratively. By giving investment and asset management teams access to the same structured data, GoCanopy reduces information gaps between departments. This shared view can improve communication, reduce duplication of work, and support more consistent decision-making across the organisation.

William He said his experience in real estate investing showed how fragmented data can limit value creation. He noted that recent advances in AI now make it possible to bring this information together in a way that was not practical before, helping firms identify opportunities that might otherwise be missed.

The newly raised funding will be used to further improve the platform’s features and performance. GoCanopy also plans to expand internationally by opening a new office in London, alongside its existing presence in Paris, and to grow its sales and engineering teams as it supports a wider base of institutional clients.