Dexory

Dexory is a UK-headquartered robotics and AI company serving warehousing and logistics operations. Its autonomous mobile robots navigate warehouse aisles and capture high-definition sensor and image data, scanning up to 10,000 pallet locations per hour and reaching full-height racking (stated as up to 14m / 46ft). The captured data feeds DexoryView, a live digital twin of the site that compares physical stock against warehouse management system (WMS) records to surface discrepancies, misplaced or damaged goods, rack compliance and safety risks, and space-utilisation opportunities.

The platform is organised into modules: an Integrity module in which machine-learning models flag inventory discrepancies, hygiene or damage risks and rack compliance issues; an Optimise module that analyses slotting patterns, space utilisation and consolidation opportunities; and Flows, described as autonomous task orchestration and dynamic workflow execution. Additional features include automated cycle counting and daily inventory audits, empty-location assessments, pallet-type tracking, item-level analytics (best-before dates, hazardous materials, weight), cubic utilisation and case-count discrepancy reporting, trend analysis across accuracy and occupancy metrics, and a Task Manager for assigning and tracking flagged issues. The company describes its architecture as a vertically integrated stack spanning robotics, the DexoryView digital twin, AI-led analysis and agentic task orchestration, and frames a progression from "blind" to "observable", "intelligent" and "adaptive" warehouses.

Founding story

The business began in 2015 as BotsAndUs, founded out of an interest in robotics, and deployed its first fully autonomous robots across retail and travel sectors in 2017. The original solution addressed front-of-house retail shelf inventory; customers' operations and logistics teams then asked for equivalent processes in warehouses, prompting entry into logistics and supply chain in 2021.

Business model

Dexory sells DexoryView as a subscription service combining its robot hardware with the software platform, positioning it as an operating-expense purchase with no capital expenditure. The company states deployments are operational within about two weeks, work independently of existing systems without complex integration, and require no infrastructure changes to the warehouse.

Subscription-based fees for the combined robot and DexoryView platform deployment, with no upfront capital expenditure and a stated low starting price point.

Traction

Dexory reports its platform is live in warehouses across Europe, North America and APAC, with US customers in seven states as of the 2024 Series B and more than half a billion warehouse location scans accumulated by October 2025. Customer outcomes cited include DB Schenker increasing inventory accuracy by 6%, ID Logistics reducing manual inventory investigations by 41% in two months, replacement of a 280-hour manual audit with a 90-minute automated scan, and inventory accuracy reaching up to 99.9%. A commissioned Forrester TEI study reports 219% average ROI over three years with payback in under six months.

Latest developments

In October 2025 Dexory announced $165 million in new funding, with a $100M Series C led by Eurazeo's Growth team plus an expanded growth debt facility from Bootstrap Europe. The company said proceeds would accelerate its product roadmap toward agentic systems and self-optimising warehouses, strengthen commercial teams and expand into further international markets and sectors. It also reported establishing its North American headquarters in Nashville, Tennessee, and adding customers including DHL and Stellantis.