N5, the fintech founded by Julián Colombo, invested US$34 million to acquire three artificial intelligence companies: Dojo, Memo and Boost. The deal closed in about six weeks and was covered by La Nación.
Dojo is a training tool that simulates real sales conversations with AI and evaluates performance. Memo transcribes and summarizes meetings and tracks pending tasks. Boost manages sales goals and incentives, with real-time tracking and estimates of variable pay.
As Colombo explained, the value lies in integrating the three products so that training data, client conversations and incentives feed into one another. N5 currently works with more than 70 financial institutions in 18 countries.
Full article (in Spanish): “N5 invirtió US$34 millones para adquirir tres empresas de inteligencia artificial”, by Laura Ponasso, LA NACION (10/28/2026): https://www.lanacion.com.ar/economia/negocios/n5-invirtio-us34-millones-para-adquirir-tres-empresas-de-inteligencia-artificial-nid28102026/
