Resourcly, the AI-powered platform helping manufacturers harmonize parts
data, eliminate redundancies and recommend qualified alternatives, has raised
€2.7 million in Seed funding. Trusted by leading enterprise manufacturers,
Resourcly demonstrates a proven AI use case that boosts part availability and
improves working capital by up to 15% for its customers.
Project A led the round, joined by Knut Alicke (former McKinsey Partner & Head
of Supply Chain EU), Philip Harting (HARTING CEO), Gregor Stühler (Scoutbee
CEO), FIEGE Ventures, along existing investors like D11Z Ventures, Prequel VC, and
former executives from SAP, VW, Siemens, and Danaher. Federico Travella
(Novicap Founding CEO) also joined as advisor.
Manufacturers have $2.5 trillion tied up in idle inventory and scrap $200 billion in
usable parts each year, not because parts are broken, but because millions of
variants, fragmented systems and inconsistent data make them too hard to find.
As a result, up to 20% face production delays despite overflowing warehouses.
Our AI-based similarity analysis uncovers patterns that humans and traditional systems can no longer detect, saving our customers time, unlocking millions and improving revenue potential by up to 20%
, said Helena Most, CEO and Co-Founder. Most and co-founder Ian Draxten experienced this firsthand working with Bosch, Carl Zeiss, and Wago.