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How Techstars Backed Resourcly is Helping Manufacturers Unlock the Value of Hidden Inventories and Complex Parts Data

  • Writer: Menlo Times
    Menlo Times
  • Oct 8
  • 1 min read
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Resourcly, an AI-powered platform tackling inventory complexity for global manufacturers, led by Helena Most and Ian Draxten, has secured a €2.7 million seed round led by Project A, with participation from Knut Alicke, Philip Harting, Gregor Stühler, FIEGE Ventures, D11Z Ventures, Prequel VC, and former leaders from SAP, VW, Siemens, and Danaher. Federico Travella joins as an advisor.


Resourcly uses AI to standardize parts data, remove duplicates, and recommend alternatives, boosting availability and freeing up to 15% of working capital. Manufacturers lose billions annually to fragmented systems and inconsistent data, causing production delays despite full warehouses.


Resourcly standardizes messy inventory data without replacing existing systems, detecting duplicates, flagging interchangeable parts, and building unified datasets. It also creates liquidity by enabling resale and sharing through trusted networks, turning excess stock into working capital. The funding will accelerate hiring and platform expansion for enterprise customers across Europe.

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