Paris-based Bonx has raised $8.6 million to deliver fast, no-code ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software that integrates key manufacturing processes, enabling mid-sized companies to deploy quickly and adapt easily.
- Founded in 2022 by Alexandre Barroux and Rémi Beges, Bonx develops a next-generation ERP system for mid-sized industrial companies.
- The software utilizes no-code and graph database technologies to simplify deployment, typically within 12 weeks, and helps manufacturers manage core operations, such as production, logistics, purchasing, and quality, without the delays or complexity associated with traditional ERPs.
- Built for direct use by operations teams, Bonx eliminates the need for long setups or outside consultants. Managers can easily update workflows using no-code tools, and the system integrates seamlessly with existing software, such as CRMs and accounting tools.
- Its graph-based structure provides teams with real-time access to key data, enabling faster decision-making and tighter control over day-to-day operations.
Details of the deal
- The seed round was led by London-based VC firm 9900 Capital, with French Kima Ventures, Purple, OSS Ventures, and Dynamo Ventures.
- Bonx will use the $8.6 million seed funding to accelerate product development, expand into new European markets, and grow its sales and customer support teams.
- The investment will also enhance integration with existing business tools and strengthen AI capabilities, helping Bonx deliver faster, more flexible ERP solutions to mid-sized manufacturers across Europe.
