Ventory, the inventory management platform connecting enterprise ERP systems with field operations, has raised €2.65 million in a funding round led by KBC Securities, with participation from existing investors Finindus, Matterwave and delaware.
Founded by Vishal Punamiya, Ventory develops software designed to help organisations manage inventory across field operations, including service vans, depots, consignment stock and customer sites. The platform integrates with enterprise systems, including SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and Sage, providing companies with real-time visibility into inventory once it leaves the warehouse.
The company says its platform replaces manual and disconnected inventory processes often managed through spreadsheets, paper-based workflows and fragmented tools.
“From vans and trunk stock to consignment, field service depots and customer sites, Ventory replaces the Excel spreadsheets, Google Sheets, paper tickets and disconnected tools that have historically governed billions of euros of field inventory,” said Vishal Punamiya.
The platform integrates natively with SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and Sage, and is newly ISO/IEC 27001 certified. Ventory now supports some of the most operationally complex organisations across multiple industries.
Today, Ventory is used by organisations across seven countries, including healthcare providers, medical distributors, energy producers, asset managers, a national railway operator and a medical robotics manufacturer.
The new funding will be used to expand Ventory’s AI product roadmap and ERP integrations, support geographic expansion across Western Europe, and grow its enterprise go-to-market team.
The investment also forms part of KBC Group’s broader €100 million initiative announced last year to support the Belgian startup ecosystem through early-stage and follow-on funding programmes linked to Start it @KBC and KBC Securities.
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