Resourcly

Resourcly operates an AI-based "parts intelligence" platform for manufacturers. Its engine reads engineering data such as drawings, 3D models and datasheets and links it to commercial data including stock levels, prices and suppliers, producing a single harmonised dataset covering a company's parts portfolio. The platform standardises parts data, detects duplicates, flags interchangeable or equivalent components through similarity analysis, and recommends qualified alternatives, with a natural-language AI assistant for querying parts information.

The system is designed to run alongside existing enterprise systems rather than replace them: manufacturers upload inventory data via CSV files and the platform performs the harmonisation and duplicate detection. Beyond data cleanup, Resourcly describes an evolution toward a marketplace layer that lets companies resell or share excess parts and source components from other firms through trusted industry networks, converting idle stock into working capital. The company positions the product across four functions — engineering (faster parts search and variant reduction), procurement (portfolio and supplier consolidation), MRO (availability and interchangeable-part identification) and finance (idle inventory identification and material spend reduction). The website states ISO 27001 and SOC 2 certification.

Founding story

Resourcly was founded in 2023 by Helena Most (CEO) and Ian Draxten, who previously worked at industrial manufacturers including Bosch, Carl Zeiss and WAGO. Most has said the pair experienced first-hand how a lack of harmonisation across portfolios and inventories created inefficiencies, tied up capital and led to parts being scrapped.

Business model

Resourcly sells a software platform to enterprise-sized manufacturers with complex parts portfolios, and also offers a supplier-facing proposition described as a digital bridge into procurement processes. The company states its platform evolves into a marketplace where companies can monetise excess parts and source components from others.

Software sold to enterprise manufacturers, with a stated path toward marketplace-based transactions in which companies monetise excess parts and source components from others.

Traction

Named customers include Sandvik (Sandvik Mining Solutions), Kärcher SE, Schwäbische Werkzeugmaschinen and Optima. The company reported five-fold revenue growth in the 12 months following its €750K pre-seed round. Published outcome figures include up to 15% improvement in working capital, roughly 30% SKU reduction associated with about 10% spend reduction, and 50% faster parts search for engineers.

Latest developments

In October 2025 Resourcly announced a €2.7 million seed round led by Project A with participation from FIEGE Ventures, D11Z Ventures, Prequel VC and angels including Knut Alicke, Philip Harting and Gregor Stühler; Federico Travella joined as an advisor. The capital is being used to hire across engineering, product and sales, to expand the platform for large enterprise customers, and to accelerate European expansion. The company's website promotes a session for COOs and engineering leaders dated 6 October 2026.