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All-in-one merchant management platform for restaurants and food merchants, unifying POS, payments, and delivery channels.
klikit is a Singapore-based all-in-one merchant management platform providing comprehensive point-of-sale (POS), payments, and product management solutions for restaurants and food merchants. The platform integrates various third-party delivery channels into a unified system, enabling businesses to efficiently manage orders, menus, and analytics across multiple services from a single interface, thereby simplifying complex multi-channel operations. Operating across 7 countries, including key markets like Malaysia, Japan, Taiwan, and the Philippines, klikit serves over 12,000 merchants. These operations collectively process more than 3 million monthly orders, streamlining critical functions for the restaurant and food merchant sector throughout the Southeast Asia and Asia-Pacific regions. The company was founded in 2022. The firm focuses on restaurants and food merchants in Southeast Asia and Asia-Pacific regions, with integration into food delivery platforms.
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 across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $2.0M Seed in October 2022.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 1, 2022 | $2M 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 | Announced |
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 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.