Supply Chain startups in San Francisco Bay Area

Tomex.ai

San Francisco

Tomex AI builds AI for enterprise supply chains, helping Fortune 500 organizations enforce negotiated terms and prevent tens of millions in annual losses. It is rapidly scaling and will engage Fortune 500 firms across CPG, retail, and healt

Burnt

San Francisco

Burnt is building an AI brain for global supply chains, starting with the food sector; it already automates over $10M in monthly orders without humans, has raised $3.8M, and plans enterprise deployments across freight, manufacturing, and di

HappyRobot

San Francisco

HappyRobot offers an AI-native operating system for real economy, starting with supply chains. It has raised $62M, including a $44M Series B in Sept 2025, from YC, Andreessen Horowitz, and Base10, led by Pablo and Javier Palafox and Luis Pa

Recurrency

San Francisco

Recurrency builds a streamlined, intelligent ERP that integrates with legacy systems and deploys in as little as one day, focusing on the distribution industry to replace slow, manual ERP with a modern solution.

Cartage

San Francisco

Cartage is an AI-managed logistics platform that functions as a logistics team for shippers, with Wilson coordinating booking, tracking, and end-to-end shipment management for manufacturers and distributors.

Heliux

San Francisco

Heliux provides an all-in-one software platform to optimize enterprise-wide operations for manufacturers by unifying teams, processes, and data into one system. It’s based in San Francisco and has raised funding from New Stack Ventures, Amp

Soff

San Francisco

Soff is an AI-powered supply chain hub that integrates with email and ERP systems to automate procurement workflows, leveraging years of supply chain data to save manufacturers time and money.

RetailReady

San Francisco

The company provides a unified retail compliance solution with real-time monitoring integrated into warehouse operations and brands' tech stacks, serving the retail and supply chain compliance market.

Nash

San Francisco

Nash builds last-mile logistics infrastructure for the internet, aiming to capture a share of the last mile; founded 2021 by MIT alumni Mahmoud Ghulman and Aziz Alghunaim in San Francisco, backed by YC and a16z, serving Walmart, 7-Eleven, a

Attain

San Francisco

Attain is a seed-stage startup that aggregates supplier inventory for convenience store owners, tackling fragmentation and antiquated procurement to cut inventory inefficiencies for over 150,000 stores. It offers price transparency, reliabi

Nabis

San Francisco

Nabis is the largest licensed cannabis wholesale platform connecting brands with retailers and handling logistics and distribution, building one of the first software cannabis logistics platforms with a modern JavaScript stack (React, Node,

Mentum

San Francisco

Mentum builds an LLM-powered, AI-native workflow tool for supply chains, helping procurement find and buy goods globally. Backed by Gradient Ventures and Y Combinator, it targets a $300B/year market and partners with manufacturers across re