Arvist Raises $4 Million to Re-Engineer Warehouse Operations

Arvist, an AI-powered platform to elevate warehouse operations, led by Nilay Parikh, Bazyl Horsey, Alec Groff, and Eitan Hefetz, has secured $4 million round in seed funding led by Rackhouse Venture Capital, with participation from Kompas Ventures, Foster Ventures, Mana Ventures, Veddis Ventures, Iron Prairie Ventures, and Geek Ventures.

Arvist was founded in 2023 to solve a persistent warehouse challenge: balancing speed, accuracy, and cost. Operators have long faced two poor choices: absorbing costly dockside errors like damaged pallets and mislabeled shipments, or investing heavily in complex automation projects that rarely deliver.

Arvist QC, known as “QC in a Box,” offers a practical alternative: a plug-and-play Vision AI system that works instantly out of the box, no IT setup, no workflow changes, just faster, smarter quality control.

Warehouses lose over $50B annually to shipment errors. Arvist QC offers a fast, flexible fix, a plug-and-play Vision AI system that installs in a day, detects mistakes in real time, and works across any product or facility type. Results speak for themselves: up to 50% fewer claims, 70% less manual QC labor, and 35% faster shipments.

This funding marks the beginning of Arvist’s next stage, scaling Arvist QC globally and expanding its capabilities. The company will focus on deploying its system across warehouses in the U.S., LATAM, and Europe, extending AI-powered QC to non-boxed products, and growing its world-class team to build, deploy, and support the next generation of quality control.