Bonx raises $8.6M to champion European manufacturing with market-leading AI ERP

Bonx, a French startup building operational software for European industry, closed an $8.6 million seed round. 

Founded in 2022 by Alexandre Barroux and Rémi Beges within OSS Ventures, Bonx is a modern ERP platform purpose-built for manufacturing. By combining no-code configuration, advanced AI capabilities, and rapid deployment, the company enables mid-market manufacturers to digitise operations in weeks, not years.

Bonx integrates seamlessly into existing environments, offering visibility and control across production, logistics, procurement, and quality, without replacing core finance or CRM systems.

Unlike traditional ERP systems that take months to implement and rely heavily on costly consultants, Bonx is built for fast deployment and continuous adaptation on the shop floor. Customers report full rollouts in just six to twelve weeks, along with measurable improvements in traceability, purchasing workflows, and inventory coordination.

The software’s modular, visual interface makes it intuitive for operators and supply chain teams, not just IT departments. Its adaptability means factories can shape the system to fit their actual processes, rather than being forced to conform to rigid software structures.

Alexandre Barroux, CEO of Bonx, said:

Our mission remains clear: empower manufacturers to simplify and take control of their operations through technology that adapts to their precise needs.

This funding propels us into our next phase - becoming Europe’s definitive ERP leader for mid-sized manufacturers, expanding our successful model from France into new key markets, notably Italy and Spain.

Across France, Germany, Italy, and Spain, mid-sized manufacturers are facing growing technical and operational complexity. Shifting regulations, fragmented supplier networks, and ambitious sustainability targets are all increasing the pressure to modernise. 

Yet many of the ERP platforms still in use across Europe were built for a different era, rigid, opaque, and unable to keep up with evolving demands. Even basic changes to workflows often require custom development.

As a result, too many industrial teams are still managing high-stakes operations in spreadsheets or locked into systems that were never designed for speed or interoperability.

Bonx steps into this gap with a platform built precisely for the complexity of modern European industry, allowing manufacturers to gain operational clarity fast without ripping out existing systems. Their company reflects a broader shift in how Europe’s industrial backbone is being rebuilt - not just with machines, but with software that understands how production actually runs.

Rémi Beges, CTO of Bonx, commented:

By focusing exclusively on manufacturing and supply-chain operations, we’ve built Bonx to integrate effortlessly with existing tools, particularly general ledgers and CRM solutions that our customers already rely on and love.

Manufacturers don’t have to replace the systems they’re accustomed to; Bonx complements and enhances their stack, and acts as their operational backbone.

The round was led by 9900 Capital, with participation from Kima Ventures, Purple, OSS Ventures, and Dynamo Ventures. Their strong interest reflects the growing urgency manufacturers are feeling on factory floors.

Juliette Sylvain, Principal at 9900 Capital, shared:

Bonx is redefining the ERP landscape by combining extraordinary implementation speeds with genuinely impactful AI-driven capabilities, driving enormous efficiencies within an industry plagued by legacy software. We are excited to support Bonx as it sets a new industry standard and scales across Europe.

With this new funding, Bonx will grow its team, deepen its product, and scale in Italy and Spain, where Bonx is already present.

The company sees clear demand for fast, modern ERP solutions that respect the way factories already work, while unlocking smarter, more connected operations. Over time, Bonx aims to become the foundational layer for industrial execution across the continent, offering a new kind of digital infrastructure that scales with production, not against it.