Onebeat secured $15 million in funding to launch its AI-powered inventory optimisation platform in the US, supporting retailers with agile stock management.
Onebeat, an inventory optimisation and execution platform, announced its official US market launch backed by $15 million in funding from Schooner Capital. This brings the Israel-based company’s total funding to date to $30 million.
Founded in 2018 and built on the principles of the Theory of Constraints, Onebeat was developed by global supply chain specialists from the Goldratt Group. It works with the likes of Calvin Klein, Panasonic, and Aramis.
“Retailers today don’t need more data – they need intelligent AI-driven execution,” said Dr Yishai Ashlag, CEO and Co-Founder at Onebeat. “That’s why we built Onebeat as a new kind of AI-powered retail operating system – one that translates data into real-time, revenue-driving execution.”
“This investment from Schooner Capital is more than capital – it’s a powerful vote of confidence in our global impact and our vision. With their support, we’re ready to scale our momentum and bring agile, intelligent retail to the US market.”
“Onebeat has demonstrated exceptional leadership, cutting-edge technology, and impressive momentum,” said Orhan Gazelle, Managing Director at Schooner Capital. “We’re excited to support their expansion and be part of their journey as they expand into the US market and revolutionise retail operations on a global scale.”
“Onebeat gave us a common language across production, logistics, and sales, so we could chase one goal: never run out of stock,” said Kenichi Koyama and Daisuke Ihara, Group Manager, Panasonic. “Inventory became visible, actions clear, and excess slashed. Now, we’re faster, leaner, and ready for whatever demand throws at us.”
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