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Tivita is a technology company.
Tivita provides a Brazilian fintech platform for medical offices and clinics, automating essential back-office operations. It offers integrated solutions for financial management, patient scheduling, billing, and document issuance. Leveraging digital agents, the platform minimizes manual tasks, boosting operational efficiency and accelerating revenue.
Co-founded by Claudio Franco and Amilton Paglia in January 2023, Tivita addressed a clear market need. CEO Franco brought extensive technology development experience; their insight was digitalizing manual administrative and financial workflows in Brazil's healthcare sector.
The platform primarily serves medical offices and clinics, streamlining appointment management, financial oversight, and daily operational tasks. Tivita’s vision enables clinics to operate on an "autopilot" model, allowing professionals to focus on patient care, solidifying its role as a pivotal automation partner in the Brazilian healthcare industry.
Tivita has raised $6.0M across 1 funding round.
Tivita has raised $6.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Tivita is a Brazilian fintech founded in 2023 that automates financial management for healthcare clinics and medical offices, reducing manual tasks like payments, invoicing, bank reconciliation, and patient reimbursements.[1][2][6] It serves healthcare providers in Brazil, enabling real-time revenue monitoring and operational efficiency, with early traction processing over R$5 million in payments since its January 2024 pre-launch.[2] Backed by a $6 million seed round led by Fintech Collective, Tivita targets 20x growth in two years by expanding into scheduling, accounts payable, and health plan billing, while recently launching AI agents for client acquisition and a 10x growth push in 2025.[2][3]
Tivita was founded in July 2023 in São Paulo, Brazil, by Claudio Franco (former CMO of Wellhub/Gympass) and Amilton Paglia (former CPO of Olist), who identified the need to automate up to 90% of manual financial routines in clinics that previously took 20 minutes per patient, now reduced to 20 seconds.[2] Emerging from stealth, the company secured a BRL 32 million (~$6 million) seed round in July 2024 led by Fintech Collective, with participation from K50 Ventures, Maya Capital, SSV, and angels.[1][2] Pre-launch in January 2024 yielded quick traction across 16 Brazilian states, processing over R$5 million in payments.[2]
Tivita rides the healthtech-fintech convergence in Latin America, where fragmented clinic operations meet rising demand for digital automation amid Brazil's vast private healthcare market.[2][5] Timing aligns with post-pandemic digitization and insurer tech lags, enabling Tivita to capture providers underserved by legacy systems.[3] Market forces like Brazil's 16-state footprint and expansion plans favor its growth, influencing the ecosystem by standardizing financial ops and paving the way for AI-driven health admin at scale.[2][3]
Tivita's seed momentum and AI agent rollout position it for 10x growth in 2025 and 20x over two years, evolving from payments automation to a full financial ERP for LatAm clinics.[2][3][5] Trends like AI in health admin and insurer digitization will accelerate adoption, potentially expanding beyond Brazil as it targets larger providers and health plans.[3] Its influence may grow by setting efficiency benchmarks, transforming manual clinic back offices into streamlined operations and boosting the regional healthtech startup ecosystem.
Tivita has raised $6.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $6.0M Seed in July 2024.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 1, 2024 | $6M Seed | FinTech Collective | Avalancha Ventures, Barn Investments, Invx, Orca Climate Fund | Announced |
Tivita has raised $6.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Tivita's investors include FinTech Collective, Avalancha Ventures, Barn Investments, INVX, Orca Climate Fund.