Ventory, a Brussels start-up specialized in inventory management outside the traditional warehouse, has raised 2.65 million euros in a seed round led by KBC Securities. With the additional capital, the company wants to further roll out its technology in Western Europe and strengthen its position in the logistics world.
Ventory focuses on an often underestimated problem in supply chains: the lack of real-time visibility of stock located outside the central warehouse. Consider stock in vans, field service depots, consignment stock or technical intervention locations. Today, such stocks are often managed via Excel files, paper receipts or separate tools.
According to the company, Ventory’s platform forms the missing link between ERP systems and the operational reality on the ground. The software integrates with systems such as SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and Sage, allowing companies to better monitor their inventory flows and respond faster.
The solution is mainly used by organizations where uptime and availability of parts are crucial. Ventory now works for a manufacturer of medical robotics, a national railway company, energy companies and medical distributors in seven countries.
2025 marked a breakthrough year for the scale-up. The company acquired more than ten new customers, increased its recurring revenue by six times and today manages more than 500 customer locations and over 80,000 SKUs. With the new investment, Ventory wants to focus on further AI development, additional ERP integrations and the expansion of the commercial team.
Photo: Vishal Punamiya, Founder and CEO of Ventory.
