Dodge AI Raises $2.65M From Accel and Google Ventures to Build Self-Healing ERP Systems
A truck sits at a warehouse dock and cannot be loaded, because a Goods Receipt Note is printing the wrong information, with the fault hiding somewhere between SAP, a Kinaxis supply-planning system and a piece of in-house warehouse software that three different teams maintain. Problems like this are ordinary inside large companies, where the software that runs finance, inventory and orders is never really finished. Dodge AI says enterprises now spend more than $600 billion a year simply keeping these systems running. The same system of record that a company installed a decade ago has usually collected thousands of company-specific rules, workarounds and customisations since, which means every incident starts with archaeology before anyone can write a fix.
Dodge AI, the San Francisco company that traced that warehouse fault across all three systems and delivered a fix within minutes, has raised $2.65 million to take on this work with...
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