Intropy raises $11 million to automate spare-parts decisions in ERPs
Felix Capital led the seed round for Intropy, founded by former Tractable researchers Franziska Kirschner and Yih Kai Teh, as the AI spare-parts software maker prepares a New York office.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: Tech.eu
Why it matters
Intropy is taking AI into the systems that control physical inventory and pricing. Its US expansion will test whether embedded automation can displace spreadsheet-heavy parts operations.
Franziska Kirschner and Yih Kai Teh have raised an $11 million seed round for Intropy, their AI software for spare-parts businesses, as Intropy targets US expansion. Tech.eu reported on July 30th that Felix Capital led the round, joined by Quiet Capital and existing investors General Catalyst and [firstminute…
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