Digit, an innovative B2B SaaS company, secured $2.5 million in an oversubscribed seed round to advance a next-generation cloud inventory and manufacturing platform tailored for small and mid-sized manufacturers. Led by Assembly Ventures, the funding round also included Hyde Park Angels (HPA) and Grand Ventures, each bringing strategic industry expertise and manufacturing connections from Detroit, Chicago, and Grand Rapids.
The newly raised capital will accelerate product development, expand the engineering and sales teams, and enhance customer support to meet increasing demand. Built specifically for manufacturers, the platform integrates essential tools — including inventory management, MES, MRP, WMS, and an upcoming CRM — into a unified operating system. By prioritizing simplicity and flexibility, the platform challenges the complexity of traditional ERP solutions.
"Our mission is to empower manufacturers to break free from outdated and clunky ERP solutions that are rigid, costly, difficult to implement, and fail to adapt to evolving needs," said Dan Koukol, CEO and co-founder of Digit. "With this funding, we’re focused on making Digit the go-to operating system for manufacturing — a platform that combines power with flexibility to drive real, measurable impact for our customers."
"Digit’s passion to modernize ERP for manufacturing is real and incredibly impressive," said Chris Thomas, board director at Digit and Co-Founder and Partner at Assembly Ventures. "Their commitment to proactive operations and providing a competitive edge is genuine, and we’re excited to team up with Dan and the entire Digit team to create a truly transformative product that revolutionizes American manufacturing processes."
With deep industry expertise, seed round investors Assembly Ventures, HPA, and Grand Ventures are focused on strengthening manufacturing solutions in North America and the Western world. Their support has already contributed to refining go-to-market strategies, attracting top talent, and accelerating product growth. Since launching in spring 2024, the platform has gained traction across industries such as recycling, plastics, food & beverage, and insulation, with new funding set to further enhance adoption and impact.
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