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Nokr Ecommerce

Founded 2019 · 85 employees on LinkedIn · 4 known investors

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nok operates a reverse supply chain platform that helps brands manage product returns and recovery, with facilities across North America processing over $100M in returns annually.

Also known as nok · NOK

Founders & leadership

MM
Maddy McIntyreCEO
NSNick Salgado
Nick SalgadoPresidentHe previously held strategic finance and financial planning roles at Homeward and Rappi, where he managed large budgets and led fundraising efforts.
CMCorbett Morgan
Corbett MorganHead of Product
MCMatt Casanova
Matt CasanovaHead of EngineeringMatt Casanova spent five years as head of technology at a venture studio, where he oversaw technical development and scaling for early-stage companies. He now leads engineering at Nokr Ecommerce, a reverse supply chain platform for managing product returns and recovery.

Investors · 4

Company profile

researched Aug 2026

nok (Nokr Ecommerce) operates a returns management platform that brands use to run their reverse supply chain end to end. The company positions itself as an alternative to two existing options: building an in-house returns facility and team, or paying third-party logistics providers and then coordinating warehousing, refurbishment, repair and resale across disconnected systems. nok instead provides the facility, staff and operations itself, together with a single software layer covering intake, processing, resale and retailer recovery.

The product set includes a customer-facing return portal with instant approvals and routing decisions, a resale engine handling pricing and multi-channel distribution, and an analytics dashboard reporting return volumes, recovery rates, costs and recovered revenue. Returns are classified by status — for example sold, defective, fraud, did not arrive, or recovery — with corresponding actions such as cancelling a refund or contacting the retailer or manufacturer. The platform is designed to integrate with brands' existing e-commerce, inventory and logistics systems as well as with customer-facing portals and resale channels.

Business model

nok replaces in-house returns operations and third-party logistics arrangements by taking on warehousing, refurbishment, repair, resale and retailer recovery for brands, marketed as requiring no capital expenditure by the brand and no 3PL fees. Recovered value is generated by reselling returned goods and by recovering funds from retailers.

▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography

Market position

nok competes with third-party logistics providers and in-house returns operations, framing its differentiation as consolidating warehousing, refurbishment, repair, resale and retailer recovery into a single system rather than a set of disconnected vendors and tools.

Combines physical operations (facilities, labour, refurbishment to warranty-grade standards) with a unified software system and AI-based disposition, in contrast to fragmented arrangements where warehousing, repair, resale and retailer recovery run in separate systems and retailer recovery is handled manually via spreadsheets and email.

Technology

The platform centres on an AI-powered disposition engine that assesses each inbound return and routes it to the channel expected to maximise recovery value. Additional components include AI-driven resale pricing and multi-channel distribution, automated return processing that identifies resale value at intake, real-time tracking and analytics across the reverse supply chain, and integrations with e-commerce, inventory and logistics systems.

Go-to-market

Direct sales, with the website driving prospects to demo requests and contact-sales forms.

Consumer product brands that handle high volumes of returns and want to manage reverse logistics and resale rather than write returns off; the site references brand returns feeds including home cleaning appliance products.

Geography

The refurbishment and repair network consists of facilities across North America.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Nokr Ecommerce do?
nok is a reverse supply chain platform that helps brands process, refurbish and resell returned products.
Who are Nokr Ecommerce's investors?
Nokr Ecommerce's investors include ATX Venture Partners, Connetic Ventures, eGateway Capital, Moonshots Capital.