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klikit is a technology company.
klikit provides an AI-embedded operating system, functioning as an all-in-one merchant management platform. It centralizes point-of-sale, payments, inventory, and aggregates orders, menus, and analytics from diverse third-party delivery platforms. This unified dashboard simplifies workflows, enabling efficient management of online and offline sales through one interface.
Christopher Withers founded klikit in 2022, leveraging his experience as Vice President of Delivery at Grab. He recognized the operational fragmentation merchants faced from multiple online order systems. This insight propelled Withers to create an integrated solution, aiming to alleviate "tablet hell" and streamline operations.
The platform serves diverse merchants, from cloud kitchens to franchises across Asia. klikit's vision is to be the essential operating system for modern businesses, simplifying selling across online and physical domains. With comprehensive tools for order processing, analytics, and customer engagement, it aims to foster sustained growth.
klikit has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round.
klikit has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
klikit has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
klikit's investors include Global Founders Capital, B. Paul Santos, Hashed, Kevin Aluwi, Lazerbeam, Nuseir Yassin, Seung Yoon Lee, AfterWork Ventures, Gentree Fund, Moving Capital, Nordstar, Pentas Ventures.
Klikit is a Singapore-based technology company founded in 2021 that provides an all-in-one restaurant operating system to help foodservice businesses in Southeast Asia streamline operations, boost sales, and reduce costs.[1][2][4] Its unified platform integrates point-of-sale systems, delivery apps, menus, webshops, payments, and AI-powered tools for analytics, marketing, customer support, and growth, serving restaurants, chains, and related outlets facing fragmented e-commerce challenges.[1][2][3] The company solves inefficiencies in order management, customer engagement, and multi-channel operations by offering a centralized dashboard with drag-and-drop interfaces, AI analysts (kAI) for tasks like trend identification and dispute resolution, and features for promotions, inventory, and social media.[2] Klikit has shown strong growth momentum, raising $5.6 million in seed funding led by Wavemaker Partners (part of $7.6M total), enabling expansion across the region.[1][3]
Klikit was founded in 2021 in Singapore by a team including a Founder & CEO and Chief Operating Officer, amid the rise of food delivery during the pandemic.[1][3][4] The idea emerged to empower restaurants "to take back power in food e-commerce," addressing pain points like scattered orders from multiple delivery apps and weak online tools for small businesses.[2][5] Early traction came quickly, with the platform aggregating orders across channels for efficient management via mobile devices, leading to $5.6M in seed funding from Wavemaker Partners shortly after launch.[1][3] This funding marked a pivotal moment, positioning Klikit as a first-of-its-kind enterprise solution for Southeast Asian restaurants.[4]
Klikit's edge lies in its comprehensive, AI-enhanced platform tailored for restaurants, setting it apart from fragmented tools:
Klikit rides the wave of Southeast Asia's booming food e-commerce sector, where delivery platforms dominate but restaurants lose margins to high commissions and siloed systems.[1][5] Timing is ideal post-pandemic, as restaurants seek independence from aggregators like GrabFood, with market forces like rising digital adoption (e.g., 2021 funding surge) and AI integration favoring unified platforms.[1][2] It influences the ecosystem by democratizing enterprise-grade tools for SMEs, fostering efficiency in a region with fragmented retail tech, and competing with players like Slice while enabling chains to scale digitally.[1][4]
Klikit is poised for rapid expansion, leveraging its $7.6M funding to deepen AI features and penetrate more Southeast Asian markets, potentially hitting profitability through network effects in restaurant adoption.[3] Trends like AI-driven personalization, omnichannel e-commerce, and commission-free direct sales will shape its path, amplifying influence as restaurants prioritize owned data and ops autonomy. As the go-to "restaurant OS," Klikit could redefine foodservice tech, turning operational chaos into scalable growth for merchants region-wide.[2][5]
klikit has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $2.0M Seed in October 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 1, 2022 | $2.0M Seed | Global Founders Capital, B. Paul Santos | Hashed, Kevin Aluwi, Lazerbeam, Nuseir Yassin, Seung Yoon Lee, AfterWork Ventures, Gentree Fund, Moving Capital, Nordstar, Pentas Ventures, Reshape |