Scodix is a company.
Scodix has raised $14.0M across 1 funding round.
Key people at Scodix.
Scodix has raised $14.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Key people at Scodix.
Scodix has raised $14.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Scodix's investors include Accel, MoreVC, Norwest Venture Partners, NTT Venture Capital, Sequoia Capital Israel, Softbank Group.
Scodix Ltd. is a pioneering Israeli company specializing in advanced digital embellishment solutions for the printing industry, offering digital enhancement presses that enable print service providers (PSPs) and converters to add high-value tactile, visual, and functional effects to products in packaging, commercial print, publishing, web-to-print, and folding carton sectors.[1][2][3][6] Its flagship products, including the Scodix Ultra series presses (e.g., Ultra 2500 SHD and Ultra 6500 SHD), support 17 embellishment applications on a single platform, such as Scodix Sense for tactile embossing, Scodix Foil, Scodix Metallic, Scodix Glitter, Scodix Braille, and Scodix Crystals, solving the problem of costly, labor-intensive traditional finishing methods by providing digital, automated alternatives that boost product appeal and profitability.[2][3][6] With over 400 global installations, Scodix demonstrates strong growth momentum through ongoing innovation, including 2024 launches of AI-driven tools and sustainable technologies, positioning it as a leader in sustainable, high-quality print enhancement.[3][6]
Founded in 2007 in Israel as Scodix Ltd., the company emerged to advance digital enhancement in the graphic arts industry, with Eli Grinberg as CEO and Co-Founder leading its development.[3][6] Early focus centered on proprietary polymer-based technologies like Scodix Sense™, which deposits clear polymer for tactile effects, quickly gaining traction among PSPs and converters seeking to differentiate printed products digitally rather than through manual processes.[1][2][4] Pivotal moments include expanding from core presses like Scodix S Series and E106 to the Ultra series, achieving over 400 installs worldwide, and recent innovations at drupa 2024, marking its evolution into a comprehensive platform with AI integration and sustainability certifications.[3][6]
Scodix rides the wave of digital transformation in print, bridging analog finishing with industrial digital presses amid rising demand for personalized, premium packaging and sustainable print amid e-commerce growth and environmental regulations.[3][6][8] Timing aligns with post-2020 shifts to short-run, variable-data production and AI adoption in creative workflows, where traditional silkscreen/foil methods falter on speed and cost; Scodix's SHD and MLE tech capitalize on this by enabling high-volume, eco-conscious embellishments on uncoated substrates favored for sustainability.[3][6] It influences the ecosystem by empowering printers to compete with digital natives, fostering innovation in folding carton packaging and web-to-print, while certifications set new benchmarks for green printing, indirectly driving industry-wide adoption of recyclable enhancements.[2][5][6]
Scodix is poised to dominate digital embellishment with its 17-application platform and AI tools, targeting expansion in sustainable packaging as regulations tighten and consumer demand for tactile, personalized print surges.[3][6][7] Upcoming trends like AI-driven automation and hybrid digital-analog workflows will amplify its edge, potentially growing installs beyond 400 via Ultra SHD presses tailored for high-definition, low-waste production. Its influence may evolve from niche innovator to ecosystem standard-setter, enabling printers to thrive in a $800B+ global print market—proving once again that Scodix equips the industry to create eye-catching, future-proof products ahead of the competition.[1][3][6]
Scodix has raised $14.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $14.0M Venture Round in February 2013.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 1, 2013 | $14.0M Venture Round | Accel, MoreVC, Norwest Venture Partners, NTT Venture Capital, Sequoia Capital Israel, Softbank Group |
