Ventory, a startup building software to manage field inventory and connect ERP systems with field operations, has raised a €2.65 million seed round led by KBC Securities, with continued backing from existing investors Finindus, Matterwave and delaware.
The company’s platform is designed to replace spreadsheets, paper tickets and disconnected tools used to track inventory across vans, trunk stock, consignment, field service depots and customer sites. It integrates with systems including SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and Sage.
Ventory said the new funding will support its native AI product roadmap and ERP integrations, expansion into Western Europe, and growth of its enterprise go-to-market team.
The round highlights investor interest in software aimed at improving visibility into inventory once it leaves the warehouse, an area that remains difficult to manage for large enterprises running field operations.
The company’s platform is designed to replace spreadsheets, paper tickets and disconnected tools used to track inventory across vans, trunk stock, consignment, field service depots and customer sites. It integrates with systems including SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and Sage.
Ventory said the new funding will support its native AI product roadmap and ERP integrations, expansion into Western Europe, and growth of its enterprise go-to-market team.
The round highlights investor interest in software aimed at improving visibility into inventory once it leaves the warehouse, an area that remains difficult to manage for large enterprises running field operations.