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Inxeption is a technology company.
Inxeption delivers a cloud-based digital commerce platform designed specifically for the industrial sector, establishing itself as a pioneer in "Industrial Commerce" (I-commerce). This comprehensive platform enables B2B buyers and sellers to connect, streamline transactions, and manage complex logistics through a single, integrated system. Its core functionality empowers industrial companies to build and operate robust e-commerce channels, bringing advanced digital capabilities to traditionally offline processes.
The company was founded in 2017 by serial entrepreneur Farzad Dibachi, a veteran of Silicon Valley known for his expertise in technology ventures. Dibachi conceived Inxeption from the insight that the B2B industrial market, despite its scale, lacked the efficient, user-friendly digital commerce tools prevalent in the consumer space. His vision was to bridge this gap, translating the simplicity and power of consumer e-commerce into a secure, scalable solution for industrial businesses.
Inxeption primarily serves B2B companies across various industrial sectors, enabling businesses of all sizes to enhance their digital presence and operational efficiency. The platform allows these companies to promote, sell, and manage their products and services online, facilitating easier and faster transactions. Inxeption's long-term vision centers on fully digitizing the global industrial commerce value chain, fostering accelerated growth and optimized logistics for its expanding customer base.
Inxeption has raised $337.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Inxeption has raised $337.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Inxeption is a technology company that provides a cloud-based industrial commerce (I-commerce) platform, digitizing the global industrial value chain by enabling B2B buyers and sellers to promote, sell, and manage products online with consumer-like ease.[1][2][3] It offers integrated services including e-commerce software, supply chain fulfillment, financial services like extended payment terms, manufacturing support, logistics via partnerships with 3PL providers, data analytics, and blockchain for secure transactions, primarily serving sectors such as clean energy, construction, AI, and general manufacturing.[1][2][4] With around 173-218 employees, $34 million in revenue, and over $351.5 million in total funding (including a $125 million round), Inxeption demonstrates strong growth momentum as a pioneer in industrial digital transformation.[5][6]
Inxeption was founded in 2017 in Cupertino, California (with additional locations in Brisbane, CA, and Atlanta, GA) by Silicon Valley entrepreneur Farzad Dibachi, a serial software founder who also started a manufacturing company, bringing firsthand expertise in industrial challenges.[1][4][5][6] Dibachi launched Inxeption to pioneer "I-commerce," addressing the lack of digital tools for industrial B2B transactions, starting with managed store software and a global marketplace.[4] Early traction came from aggregating logistics services for flat-rate shipping of large products and incremental digital wins like PPC marketing and real-time order dashboards, positioning it as a trusted partner for broader optimization.[2][4]
Inxeption rides the wave of industrial digital transformation and B2B e-commerce digitization, targeting a massive, underserved $trillion+ global industrial value chain fragmented by legacy processes.[1][4] Timing aligns with post-pandemic supply chain disruptions, AI adoption in manufacturing, and demand for resilient logistics—market forces like rising clean energy needs and construction digitization play to its strengths in sectors like AI and manufacturing.[1][5] It influences the ecosystem by pioneering I-commerce standards, partnering with logistics giants, and enabling suppliers to "Do Business Better" through incremental tech adoption, competing with players like Flexport while focusing on industrial niches.[1][4]
Inxeption is poised to expand its platform dominance with AI integrations like the 2023 AI Directory and deeper logistics/finance embeds, capitalizing on funding to scale marketplace adoption amid booming industrial AI and supply chain tech trends.[5] Expect growth via more sector-specific directories, global partnerships, and enterprise wins as B2B digitization accelerates—potentially evolving into a full industrial commerce OS. This builds on its founding mission, transforming analog industries one efficient transaction at a time.[1][4]
Inxeption has raised $337.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Inxeption's investors include Schonfeld Strategic Advisors, BMO Capital Partners, Coatue, Balderton Capital, Lightspeed India Partners, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Chris Schagen, Girish Mathrubootham, Jonathan Boutelle, Miten Mehta.
Inxeption has raised $337.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $275.0M Debt / Series E in January 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 13, 2022 | $275.0M Debt / Series E | Schonfeld Strategic Advisors | BMO Capital Partners, Coatue |
| May 1, 2021 | $62.0M Series D | Coatue | Balderton Capital, Lightspeed India Partners, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Chris Schagen, Girish Mathrubootham, Jonathan Boutelle, Miten Mehta |