Instalily Joins Google for Startups AI Accelerator at Google Cloud Next ’25

Instalily is proud to be one of 15 startups selected for the Google for Startups & Google Cloud AI Accelerator, a 10-week program focused on advancing AI-first companies with the support of Google’s engineering, product, and go-to-market teams. We kicked things off at Google Cloud Next ’25 in Las Vegas last week, and walked away sharper, clearer, and more energized about the future of enterprise autonomy.

At Instalily, we’re building agentic infrastructure—AI agents that don’t just surface insights but actively manage workflows across fragmented systems. Our product, Lily, is already deployed at companies like Partstown, United Rentals, and SRS Distribution, where it’s automating $5B+ in sales logic and accelerating execution by up to 40%. This accelerator marks an opportunity to deepen our platform using tools like Gemini, Vertex AI, and Agentspace, and to continue scaling Lily across critical B2B operations.

Cloud Next reinforced the shift we’re already seeing on the ground: enterprise teams aren’t looking for more dashboards—they’re looking for decisions, actions, and outcomes. The most compelling ideas we saw weren’t about model size, but orchestration, context, and autonomy. From Gemini’s multi-turn agent flows to Vertex’s low-latency infrastructure, it’s clear the future lies in structured intelligence that moves work forward, not just analyzes it.

We’re also grateful for the community that’s forming around this next chapter of enterprise AI. The cohort includes some truly outstanding founders, and it was especially energizing to connect with so many women in AI throughout the week. Huge thanks to Caitlin Morrissey for organizing space for that community—we’re excited to keep it going with a Women in AI gathering in June.

As we move through the accelerator, we’re thankful for the guidance of Jeanine Banks, Matt Ridenour, Darren Mowry, Erchit Sood, and our mentor Uday Ghatikar. Their insight is already shaping the next evolution of Lily, and we’re looking forward to sharing more soon.

If you’re exploring what autonomy can look like inside your organization, we’d love to connect. You can read more about our experience at our LinkedIn.