Anvyl is a technology company.
Anvyl has raised $31.0M across 3 funding rounds.
Anvyl has raised $31.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Anvyl has raised $31.0M in total across 3 funding rounds.
Anvyl's investors include B Capital Group, Cisco Investments, YL Ventures, AirAngels, Andreessen Horowitz, Base Partners, C2 Investment, Coatue, Daffy, Electric Capital, Fuel Capital, Greylock.
Anvyl is a SaaS software company that provides supply chain visibility and management tools, enabling brands and manufacturers to track products from purchase order (PO) issuance through warehouse delivery.[1][3][5] It automates manual processes, creates custom workflows, and delivers data-driven insights to optimize global production, serving direct-to-consumer brands, manufacturers, and supply chain teams facing disruptions and inefficiencies.[3][5] With over $31 million raised from investors like B Capital and Company Ventures, Anvyl has an estimated valuation of $60-90 million and positions itself as the "operating system for global production."[1][3][7]
Note: A separate entity, Anvyl Technologies (founded 2022 in Denver, CO), focuses on aerospace and defense engineering services and is unrelated to this supply chain software firm.[2][4][6]
Anvyl was founded in May 2017 by CEO Rodney Manzo in New York City, initially as a solution to supply chain frustrations he encountered while working at direct-to-consumer startup Harry's.[3][7] Manzo's background spans the U.S. Army, DTC startups, and Grand Central Tech, where he honed his problem-solving approach; lacking off-the-shelf tools, he built Anvyl to address visibility gaps in global production.[3] Early days involved moonlighting from his Harry's role, lucky investor meetings for initial funding, and setting up the first office nearby, before going full-time and leveraging Grand Central Tech's ecosystem for hiring and growth.[3]
Anvyl rides the explosive growth of supply chain management software, projected to expand from $28.9 billion to $45.2 billion by 2027 amid post-pandemic disruptions, trade tensions, and demands for resilience.[3] Its timing aligns with global production complexities—sourcing from Asia, real-time visibility needs, and data-driven decisions—making it a key enabler for DTC brands scaling amid volatility.[1][3][5] By simplifying collaboration and automation, Anvyl influences the ecosystem, powering efficiency for manufacturers and inspiring similar "operating system" platforms; its Sage acquisition amplifies this, embedding advanced tools into ERP systems for broader SMB adoption.[7]
Anvyl's momentum—fueled by funding, tech stack maturity, and strategic acquisition—positions it for deeper integration into enterprise supply chains, especially as AI-driven forecasting and blockchain tracing accelerate.[3][5][7] Trends like nearshoring, sustainability tracking, and regulatory pressures on transparency will shape its path, potentially expanding beyond DTC to full enterprise suites. Post-Sage, expect evolved influence through scaled distribution, cementing Anvyl as a cornerstone for resilient global production—much like its founder built from personal pain points to industry solution.[3][7]
Anvyl has raised $31.0M across 3 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $19.0M Series B in February 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 1, 2022 | $19.0M Series B | B Capital Group, Cisco Investments, YL Ventures | |
| Jul 1, 2019 | $9.0M Series A | AirAngels, Andreessen Horowitz, Base Partners, C2 Investment, Coatue, Daffy, Electric Capital, Fuel Capital, Greylock, Index Ventures, IVP, Kleiner Perkins, LGF, Next Play Ventures, Otherwise Fund, Outcast Ventures, Robert Bosch Venture Capital, Sequoia Capital, UpHonest Capital, DJ Patil, Kevin Colas, Mike Krieger | |
| May 1, 2017 | $3.0M Seed | AlleyCorp, Endeavor Catalyst, VentureFriends, WestCap |