In supply chain, the gap between “good enough” and “game-changing” is measured in weeks, not years. The companies that win are the ones that can see trouble coming, adapt before it hits, and make those calls with precision. That’s the game ketteQ has been playing since 2018, and now they just raised the stakes with a $20 million Series B led by Vocap Partners, with continued backing from Circadian Ventures.
Founded by Mike Landry and Chris Amet, ketteQ isn’t another “legacy system, now with AI” story. Landry brings two decades of running supply chain transformations at Genpact and Barkawi. Amet has built optimization engines for giants like Servigistics, Lockheed Martin, and General Dynamics. Together, they built ketteQ from the ground up as a cloud-native, multitenant SaaS platform running natively on Salesforce and AWS, no bolted-on tech, no Franken-stack.
At the heart of it is the PolymatiQ AI solver, a multiagent brain that doesn’t just crunch numbers but adapts as the world shifts. Demand spikes in APAC? Supplier bottleneck in Europe? Inventory imbalances across North America? PolymatiQ doesn’t wait for the quarterly review; it re-plans on the fly. Layer in Agentforce, their embedded Salesforce agents, and you get workflows that execute intelligent decisions in real time. That’s not “visibility.” That’s command.
This is why Coca-Cola, Carrier, Johnson Controls, NCR Voyix, Alliance Consumer Group, and The Greenery trust ketteQ. It’s why they’ve hit a 100% implementation success rate, with go-lives measured in months instead of the multi-year slogs the industry has normalized. And it’s why they’ve posted 170% average annual CARR growth and 134% net revenue retention.
The Series B is fuel for scale, expanding delivery teams globally, certifying more tier-1 consulting partners, and pushing PolymatiQ’s agentic AI deeper into forecasting, service parts, and transportation planning. It’s about establishing hubs in EMEA and APAC so customers can get the same speed, same expertise, and same results no matter where they operate.
In an industry where most “modernization projects” end up as glorified spreadsheet replacements, ketteQ is running a different race. They’re not asking companies to change the way they work; they’re giving them a platform that makes the way they work infinitely sharper. And now, with $29 million in total funding, they’ve got the runway to prove that the fastest way to the future is to plan like it’s already here.
