Onebeat Secures $15M to Launch AI Inventory Platform in U.S.

May 6, 2025
Onebeat has announced its U.S. market entry with $15 million in funding led by Schooner Capital, aiming to revolutionize retail inventory management with its AI-driven platform.

Onebeat has announced its official entry into the U.S. market, backed by $15 million in funding led by Schooner Capital, announced in a press release. This funding round also saw participation from Magenta Venture Partners, Surround Ventures, AnD Ventures, J-Ventures, and INcapital Ventures, bringing Onebeat's total funding to $30 million.

The company, known for its AI-driven inventory optimization platform, aims to transform retail operations by enabling real-time, dynamic inventory decisions. With a proven track record across LATAM, EMEA, and APAC, Onebeat supports major brands like Calvin Klein and Panasonic. The platform promises significant improvements in inventory management, including a 15% increase in sell-through and a 71% reduction in stockouts.

Founded in 2018, Onebeat's platform is built on the Theory of Constraints and is designed to align inventory with real demand, offering retailers improved product availability and reduced waste. The U.S. launch positions Onebeat to serve a growing base of omnichannel, specialty, and department store retailers facing challenges such as rising consumer expectations and supply chain disruptions.

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