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MobilityeCommerce: from startup to enterprise

San Ramani of MobilityeCommerce on helping AI startups reach enterprise customers and investors, local AI infrastructure, and marketing run autonomously.

San Ramani is CEO of MobilityeCommerce. Luca Berton talked to him at AGNTCon + MCPCon North America 2026 in San Jose on 23 October 2026 and asked what he and his team are working on.

From startup to enterprise

His work starts with startups in the Bay Area, helping them “scale and grow on the agentic commerce and agentic building” side, which is what brought him to AGNTCon. The first thing is go-to-market: how a young company building agents gets into the enterprise, “because that’s what paying customers are”.

There the team draws on its experience with ERP: “more than 6,000 customers on the different ERPs of the world, SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics”. That experience helps the new companies actually execute in an enterprise environment.

Investors, infrastructure and marketing

The second line is an investor connect: once a company has product-market fit, the team helps it get funding from top investors worldwide, so that it can scale.

The third is the build-out of data centres, the infrastructure for AI, bringing investors and end users together. Enterprises reaching for AI need secure access to power, water and low-cost AI to operate profitably as they scale, and AI is very expensive when you own few of the components yourself. That is why, in his words, “local AI has now become the focus of all enterprises”.

The fourth helps brands with their whole marketing, from product placement and promotion to pricing and market access, through a single channel that can do all of it autonomously. A brand can learn, even before it makes a product, what it should make and whether its ideas hold, then reach people through physical stores, online channels and social media. “The time to market is now extremely small.”

Eighty people, worldwide

AI has changed his own company too. It has about 80 people, and gets more done with them now than it did with more than 100. Its coverage is worldwide, not just the Bay Area, for tech and physical products alike.

The current focus is on how AI can play a role in all of these processes: working with AI companies on one side, finance and accounting companies on the other, and investors, and bridging the gap between them. When an investor wants to invest in a company, the team helps that company build out its go-to-market, financial and accounting systems, so it can get the funding it needs to scale and bring its ideas to market quickly. People can reach him on LinkedIn or by email.

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The episode with San Ramani is being produced and goes out on YouTube first. The day it was recorded: AGNTCon + MCPCon North America 2026: day two.

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