Punto, a Madrid-based technology company, helps businesses manage their administrative procedures with public administrations. The €2 million round, fully backed by Samaipata, will drive the growth of its team with top-tier talent profiles and enable the launch of its platform into new industry verticals.
Punto offers an integrable platform within companies’ operational workflows, helping them carry out administrative tasks in an agile, transparent, and secure way. The company uses generative AI-based technology, enriched with advanced systems, to support internal administrative and financial teams in large and mid-sized companies, as well as traditional consultancy firms, in completing administrative procedures in a matter of minutes. This allows them to save more than 90% of the manual work typically required for these tasks and to complete processes that used to take hours or even days in just minutes.
The company currently leads automation in critical sectors such as automotive, streamlining vehicle registrations and ownership transfers with the DGT, and energy, through the automated management of Energy Savings Certificates (CAEs). Its client portfolio includes obligated entities and delegated agents in the energy sector, such as Repsol and Delcae, as well as large dealership groups for Volkswagen, BMW, BYD, and Mercedes, used-car platforms, leasing companies, and traditional consultancy firms. Over the past year, Punto has successfully processed thousands of automated procedures, reaching a managed value exceeding €1 million.
The company emerges at a time of extreme regulation in Europe and amid an ongoing debate about the limitations this places on the competitiveness of Spanish and European companies.
The round, fully financed by Samaipata, will help the company accelerate the rollout of its technology into new industry sectors and strengthen its team with top-tier talent.
“Since we were founded a year ago, we have managed to ease the bureaucratic burden for dozens of companies in Spain, reducing costs and boosting their growth. With this round, we will be able to bring in new top-level talent and adapt our technology to new sectors, becoming a strategic partner for public administrations so that compliance with the law does not become a burden that slows down business growth,” said Patrik Bergareche Sainz de los Terreros, CEO and founder of Punto.
“Punto is an example of what AI can achieve when applied to a specific problem at massive scale,” said Luis Garay, partner at Samaipata. “With this clear focus, Patrik and Javier have built a platform capable of automating administrative procedures that represent a major burden for companies. At Samaipata, we believe they have the opportunity to lead administrative compliance automation in Europe.”
About Punto:
Punto is a Madrid-based technology company founded by Patrik Bergareche Sainz de los Terreros and Javier Escribano Fernández, and part of the Patio Campus ecosystem, which helps companies manage administrative procedures with public administrations. Founded in 2025, its technology understands the different cases of administrative procedures and submits them to public authorities, validating the documentation provided and paying taxes when necessary. The technology can be seamlessly integrated into clients’ systems in an agile, transparent, and secure manner.
Patrik Bergareche Sainz de los Terreros (former PwC, former Google, former Executive Vice President of Just Eat Takeaway.com, and MBA from Harvard) founded his first company after 20 years of extensive corporate experience in the technology sector, alongside serial entrepreneur and product and technology expert Javier Escribano Fernández (former Touristeye, former Ontruck, senior engineer from the Polytechnic University of Madrid).
About Samaipata:
Samaipata is a pan-European venture capital firm that invests in early-stage technology companies and manages €250 million in assets. Since its founding in 2016 by José del Barrio and Eduardo Díez-Hochleitner, it has invested in 44 European companies such as Matera, Deporvillage, Embat, Imperia, Legl, VIVLA, Bigblue, Nory, and Foodchéri. Several of these companies have also received support from leading international growth-stage funds such as Accel, Bessemer, Creandum, Hedosophia, and Index Ventures