Orderful nabs $35M to streamline supply chain data management
, a startup using artificial intelligence to make supply chains more efficient, today announced that it has raised $35 million in funding. The Series C round was led by Koch Disruptive Technologies with participation from NewRoad Capital. It brings Orderful's total outside funding to $85 million.
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- SiliconANGLE UPDATED 19:07 EDT / JUNE 23 2026 AI Orderful nabs $35M to streamline supply chain data management by Maria Deutscher Orderful Inc.
Retailers regularly exchange documents with their suppliers and the shipping companies that deliver those suppliers' merchandise to stores.
- Orderful has developed an AI platform called Mosaic that it says can reduce the onboarding workflow to a few hours or days.
- "EDI has been broken for 40+ years.
Not because the problem was unsolvable, but because no one was willing to rebuild it from the ground up," said Orderful founder and Chief Executive Officer Erik Kiser.
- Not meeting the customer's requirements can lead to financial penalties.
According to Orderful, its software automatically generates printable label designs that comply with retailer requirements.
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- #, a startup using artificial intelligence to make supply chains more efficient, today announced that it has raised $35 million in funding.
- #It brings Orderful's total outside funding to $85 million.
- #, a startup using artificial intelligence to make supply chains more efficient, today announced that it has raised $35 million in funding.
- #It brings Orderful's total outside funding to $85 million.
SiliconANGLE UPDATED 19:07 EDT / JUNE 23 2026 AI Orderful nabs $35M to streamline supply chain data management by Maria Deutscher Orderful Inc. , a startup using artificial intelligence to make supply chains more efficient, today announced that it has raised $35 million in funding. The Series C round was led by Koch Disruptive Technologies with participation from NewRoad Capital.
It brings Orderful's total outside funding to $85 million. Retailers regularly exchange documents with their suppliers and the shipping companies that deliver those suppliers' merchandise to stores. Such documents are known as EDI, or electronic data interchange, records.
They contain supply chain information such as shipment details and payment terms. Large retailers often require their suppliers and shipping providers to structure EDI documents in a company-specific format. That standardization reduces data entry errors, but also creates technical challenges.
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