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Alloy
Digital supply chain management
- 21-100 employees
- Fintech
- B2B
- Banking
- Supply Chain
- SaaS
- The East Cut, San Francisco, CA
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Company mission
To help companies operate more responsive and efficient supply chains that intelligently adjust to consumer demand.
-5% employee growth in 12 months
Our take
Consumer demand is changing rapidly, particularly for e-commerce brands, and customer expectations are rising. The ability to swiftly identify and meet these demands is a competitive necessity. Alloy is a digital-native company helping brands monitor and analyse sales and inventory, to leverage sales insights and scrub out inefficiencies in their supply chain.
The cloud-based aspect of Alloy is likely to prove attractive to companies increasingly working with large-scale data buckets, a service that harnesses the power of data at a macro and micro level is both future-looking and profit-promising. To date, this has secured Alloy some impressive clients, including Facebook, Bosch and Ferrero.
The company is explicit about its engineer-oriented company structure, and this is likely to have contributed significantly to its swift innovation. Alloy now has a raft of products and successful investment under their belt, and if it can capitalize on the increased demand for detailed and real-time data it could stand to continue making real headway.
Kirsty
Company Specialist at Welcome to the Jungle
Benefits
- Parental leave
- Travel budget
- Lexible leave, with a culture focused on output, not hours worked
- Equity compensation
- Competitive health insurance
- Professional development budget
- Social events
Company values
- Focus on what matters
- Take ownership
- Communicate openly and respectfully
- Iterate to excellence
- Have each other's backs
Funding (2 rounds)
May 2018
$12m
SERIES A
Mar 2016
$3.3m
SEED
Total funding: $15.3m
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Leadership
Joel Beal
(CEO)Former vice-president at Addepar and Engagement manager at Applied Predictive Technologies with M.A in Economics from Stanford.