Invendor
Techstars '23Lehmja küla, EE · 2 known investors
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Invendor develops vendor-managed inventory (VMI) software and hardware solutions for industrial supply chains and maintenance storerooms. The company offers a full-stack, decentralized platform that connects multiple parties in the procurement and inventory process.
Also known as Invendor OÜ
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Company profile
researched Sep 2026Invendor is an Estonian company that builds vendor-managed inventory (VMI) hardware and software for industrial distributors and their manufacturing end-users. Its product line combines self-service dispensing hardware with a cloud back end: the Gravity Cabinet, a weight-sensing cabinet that tracks stock automatically; the Capture Cabinet, a scan-based cabinet operated by smartphone using barcodes or NFC tags; and a Storeroom App for smartphone-based management of conventional storerooms. Cabinets use adjustable shelf layouts and are positioned for plug-and-play installation with low maintenance.
The software layer consists of a Web Portal for cloud-based inventory control across cabinets and storerooms, covering user management and access rights, item master data import (including bulk import from Excel), configurable consumption and replenishment reports, data export to Excel or CSV, email notifications, registration of work order and project numbers, and interactive cabinet layout configuration. More-or-Less is an analytics tool that applies dynamic reorder-point management, tracking consumption per SKU per location for both consignment stock and internal inventory in main and regional warehouses; the company states it can raise inventory turnover by up to 300%. An integrations layer connects to ERP and WMS systems, syncing items, users and transactions via API and creating purchase orders and replenishment automatically.
The company states it was established in 2017 and describes its aim as delivering a full-stack, cost-effective and decentralised VMI solution that brings multiple parties onto one platform, arguing that existing VMI and self-checkout offerings are costly and hard to integrate into established workflows.
Founding story
The company states it was created to streamline industrial supply chains and maintenance storerooms, drawing on more than 60 years of collective industry experience among its team, with the goal of making VMI practical for distributors and their customers.
Business model
Invendor supplies a combined hardware and software offering — vending cabinets, a mobile storeroom app, a cloud portal and ERP/WMS integrations — to industrial distributors and end-user manufacturers, with sales run through live or pre-recorded demo requests. The public sources do not state pricing or contract structure.
Not stated in the available sources.
Traction
Company-reported figures: 16 countries served, more than 7,000 active users, over 350,000 annual inventory transactions, an average two-week hardware lead time, an eight-minute average support response time and 99.9% platform uptime. A third-party profile estimates annual revenue of about $1.54M and lists 11-20 employees.
Latest developments
Product set publicly comprises Gravity and Capture cabinets, the Storeroom App, More-or-Less analytics, the Web Portal and integrations, with live and recorded demo booking offered.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
Positioned as a full-stack, cost-effective and decentralised alternative to existing VMI and self-checkout systems, which the company characterises as expensive and difficult to integrate. Third-party profiles classify it as a seed-stage company in transportation, logistics, supply chain and storage.
Combines its own weight-sensing and scan-based hardware with a cloud platform and ERP/WMS integrations in a single stack, marketed as lower cost and easier to integrate than incumbent VMI systems, with adjustable shelf layouts, plug-and-play installation and consumption-driven reorder-point automation.
Technology
Weight-sensing cabinet shelving for automatic quantity tracking, plus scan-based cabinets using barcodes or NFC tags and, per a customer account, facial recognition and pickup cards for unattended access. A cloud platform provides real-time inventory data, configurable reporting and interactive cabinet layout configuration, with mobile apps for storeroom use. APIs synchronise items, users and transactions with ERP and WMS systems and trigger automatic purchase orders and replenishment. The More-or-Less algorithm sets dynamic reordering points from live per-SKU, per-location consumption data. The company's website runs on WordPress-related technologies including Elementor, jQuery and reCAPTCHA.
Go-to-market
Direct sales supported by 30-minute live demo bookings and an on-demand recorded demo, a newsletter, and a dual value proposition addressing end-users (fewer shortages and less overstock, visibility into consumption, automatic replenishment, less stock counting) and distributors (customer loyalty, real-time sales data, fewer rush orders, better inventory turnover). Distribution partners such as Svetsmaskinservice AB deploy the system to their own customers.
Industrial distributors of spare parts, consumables and tools, and their end-user customers in manufacturing and maintenance operations; named references include Svetsmaskinservice AB in Sweden and Ogawa Denki in Japan.
Geography
Headquartered in Lehmja küla, Harju County, Estonia, with an address listed at Loomäe tee 1, Tallinn. The company reports serving 16 countries and cites customers in Sweden and Japan; the team works mainly remotely.
History
Established in 2017 according to the company's about page. Public profiles record a seed-stage financing dated July 2023 with Techstars and Futurology Ventures listed as backers.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
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Timeline · 1
launches, deals, and filingsThird-party investor database lists an undisclosed seed round dated July 2023, with Techstars and Futurology Ventures as backers.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- Invendorinvendor.com · web
8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Invendor do?
- Estonian vendor-managed inventory company selling weight- and scan-based industrial vending cabinets with a cloud platform.
- Who are Invendor's investors?
- Invendor's investors include Techstars.
- Where is Invendor headquartered?
- Invendor is headquartered in Lehmja küla, EE.




