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Veeqo provides an all-in-one software solution for optimizing multichannel e-commerce shipping and inventory management. The platform offers bulk shipping label creation, cross-channel inventory synchronization, and centralized order management. It integrates profit analysis, demand forecasting, diverse carriers, and sales channels through a unified operational interface.
Matt Warren, an experienced e-commerce entrepreneur, founded Veeqo in response to limitations of existing inventory and shipping tools for his own multichannel business. Recognizing the need for a comprehensive platform to automate workflows, he launched the beta in August 2013, addressing crucial operational gaps.
Veeqo serves online businesses in the US and UK, enabling them to simplify and automate selling and fulfillment. Its vision centers on delivering an effortless, connected experience, helping businesses reduce costs and scale. As an Amazon company, it prioritizes data security and robust account protection for users.
Veeqo has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round.
Veeqo has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Veeqo is a technology company that builds a comprehensive multichannel e-commerce shipping and inventory management platform. It serves online retailers and businesses selling across multiple channels such as Amazon, eBay, Shopify, and WooCommerce. Veeqo solves the problem of fragmented inventory and order management by centralizing inventory syncing in real time, automating shipping label generation, and streamlining fulfillment processes. This reduces overselling, stockouts, and shipping errors, enabling faster order processing and improved customer satisfaction. The platform also provides powerful reporting and analytics to help businesses make data-driven decisions and optimize sales growth[1][2][4].
Founded by Matt Warren, an experienced e-commerce entrepreneur with over $80 million in sales, Veeqo originated from his frustration with inventory discrepancies between online and physical stores. He sought a solution that could automate and connect inventory, picking, and shipping workflows across multiple sales channels, which led to the creation of Veeqo. The company has evolved into an award-winning tool and was acquired by Amazon in 2021, gaining access to Amazon’s trusted data security and shipping infrastructure[3].
Veeqo rides the growing trend of e-commerce expansion and the increasing complexity of multichannel selling. As online retail grows, businesses face challenges managing inventory and orders across multiple platforms, making centralized automation essential. The timing is favorable due to rising consumer expectations for fast, accurate shipping and the proliferation of marketplaces and e-commerce tools. Veeqo’s integration with Amazon and major carriers positions it well to capitalize on these market forces, helping businesses scale efficiently while reducing operational friction. Its influence extends to improving the overall e-commerce ecosystem by enabling sellers to compete more effectively and deliver better customer experiences[1][3][7].
Looking ahead, Veeqo is likely to deepen its integration with Amazon and other marketplaces, expand automation capabilities, and enhance AI-driven demand forecasting and warehouse optimization. Trends such as increased e-commerce globalization, omnichannel retailing, and supply chain digitization will shape its journey. Veeqo’s role may evolve from a tool for operational efficiency to a strategic platform that drives smarter inventory and fulfillment decisions, helping sellers adapt to rapidly changing consumer behaviors and logistics challenges. Its acquisition by Amazon provides a strong foundation for innovation and market reach, suggesting continued growth and influence in the e-commerce technology space[3][7].
Veeqo has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $2.0M Series A in December 2016.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dec 1, 2016 | $2M Series A | — | Rianta Capital | Announced |
Veeqo has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Veeqo's investors include Rianta Capital.
