Tiliter
4 known investors
Tiliter builds computer-vision product recognition that identifies specific products, parts and assets from images when barcodes, labels or RFID tags are missing, returning product identity, SKU or asset data with confidence scores into existing workflows. It serves retail, industrial, logistics and asset-management operations, including self-checkout, AI scales and stock checks, and runs across more than 1,000 retail locations.
Also known as Tiliter Vision Agents
Founders & leadership
Investors · 4
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Tiliter is an Australian computer-vision company that supplies image-based recognition and verification technology to retail and operational teams. It originally deployed product recognition at scale for major retailers, including applications such as AI-assisted scales and self-checkout-type product identification, and has extended the same infrastructure into broader visual verification, inspection, counting and workflow automation.
The current product centres on "Vision Agents" delivered through a workflow platform (ai.vision.tiliter.com). Users assemble a workflow of individual checks, assign it to a team or site, and staff capture photo evidence from web or mobile. Each submission is analysed by a Vision Agent that returns a decision with a confidence score; flagged issues are routed automatically to responsible people via email, WhatsApp or task assignment, and results are compiled into shareable reports (including PDF). Workflows can be scheduled and recurring with reminders. The platform handles photos, labels, packaging, receipts and documents using OCR and object recognition, and states that data is encrypted in transit and at rest with role-based access and audit-ready verification records.
Published use cases span smart environments (cleanliness audits under a "Cleensight" workflow; damage detection and occupancy attribution), property and facilities (waste-sorting verification with tenant notification), logistics (proof-of-delivery verification and object counting), construction (site standards verification) and healthcare (surgical tray verification).
Business model
Software platform sold to businesses, with a free entry point ("Start free" / "Try it free") alongside a guided "Workflow Review" sales motion for larger deployments; the platform is also delivered through APIs, connectors and hardware integrations for enterprise operations.
Traction
Reports 1,000+ locations deployed, more than 50 million images processed per year, and millions of customer interactions annually, with customer testimonials from a retail business solutions lead, Cucos Systems, Pinpools and UNSW.
Latest developments
Tiliter is promoting newly available end-to-end workflow creation and completion from web or mobile, alongside two ready-to-run workflows: AI cleanliness audits (the Cleensight workflow) and waste sorting verification for property and facilities teams.
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Market position
Positions itself as an operations-focused visual verification platform that makes image AI usable without in-house AI expertise, building on a track record of large-scale retail product-recognition deployments; it reports use across thousands of locations and more than 50 million images processed annually.
Combines pre-built, domain-specific Vision Agents with a no-code workflow builder so non-specialists can deploy image verification quickly, returning confidence-scored decisions that automatically trigger downstream actions rather than only producing image analysis output; underpinned by recognition infrastructure already proven in large-scale retail deployments.
Technology
Computer vision applied to operational imagery: product recognition, object recognition and counting, damage detection, visual compliance checking and high-accuracy OCR on photos, labels, packaging, receipts and documents. Models are packaged as configurable "Vision Agents" that return a decision plus a confidence score per submission, embedded in a workflow engine that supports assignment, scheduling, reminders, automated routing and reporting. Integration is available via API and connectors including Slack, Zapier and Power Automate, and with enterprise scanners from Zebra, Honeywell and Datalogic, as well as mobile, web and camera capture. Security features cited include encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access and audit-ready records.
Go-to-market
Self-serve free trial and workflow builder on the web, ready-to-run template workflows for common use cases, and a booked "Workflow Review" consultative channel; distribution is extended through integrations with collaboration and automation tools and with enterprise scanner vendors, and through continuing retail partnerships such as a digital scales rollout.
Retailers and operators, plus teams in logistics, property and facilities management, construction, healthcare and hospitality/smart environments that rely on photo evidence for inspections, deliveries, counting, compliance and cleanliness audits. Named or quoted users include Cucos Systems, Pinpools and UNSW.
Geography
Headquartered in Australia, with deployments described as global across multiple markets and thousands of locations.
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Key figures
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Tiliter do?
- Australian computer-vision company whose Vision Agents verify operational tasks from photo evidence in web and mobile workflows.
- Who founded Tiliter?
- Tiliter was founded by Marcel Herz.
- Who are Tiliter's investors?
- Tiliter's investors include Allied Venture Partners, Flucas Ventures, Flying Fox Ventures, Ten13.