AI Inventory Management: Doss Secures $55M in Series B Funding in 2026 to Transform ERP Integration

AI Inventory Management: Doss Secures $55M in Series B Funding in 2026 to Transform ERP Integration

AI inventory management startup Doss has raised $55 million in a Series B funding round co-led by Madrona and Premji Invest — a landmark investment that underscores the accelerating demand for enterprise AI in supply chains. The capital will fuel global expansion and advanced AI model development, enabling manufacturers, distributors, and retailers to optimize inventory levels without replacing legacy ERP systems. By integrating with SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft Dynamics, Doss reduces stockouts and overstocking by up to 40% using real-time predictive analytics.

How Doss Integrates with SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft Dynamics

Doss doesn’t build standalone tools — it enhances existing ERP platforms. Its AI engine ingests live data from enterprise systems to detect demand patterns, supplier delays, and seasonal fluctuations. Unlike rule-based inventory software, Doss continuously learns from operational feedback loops, adapting forecasts dynamically. This seamless integration means enterprises avoid costly migrations while gaining intelligent automation.

Reducing Stockouts with Predictive AI in 2026

Early adopters report a 30–40% reduction in forecast errors and a 25% drop in carrying costs. Doss leverages machine learning to analyze historical sales, lead times, and even weather or geopolitical events impacting supply. Combined with IoT sensor data from warehouses, the platform delivers real-time restock recommendations — turning reactive inventory management into proactive optimization.

Global Expansion Plans Post-Series B in 2026

With funding secured, Doss plans to expand engineering teams in Seattle and Bangalore, launch localized AI models for Asian and European markets, and enter high-growth verticals like healthcare logistics and omnichannel retail. The timing is critical: Gartner predicts over 50% of mid-sized enterprises will adopt AI-driven inventory tools by 2026, up from just 15% in 2022.

Why Madrona and Premji Invest Backed Doss

Madrona, a Seattle-based VC known for scaling B2B SaaS leaders, sees Doss as a flagship in operational intelligence. Its $690M Fund IX targets AI-enabled enterprise apps, and Doss aligns with its "improbable into inevitable" thesis. Premji Invest, the global arm of Wipro’s Azim Premji, brings critical insight into Asia’s digitizing manufacturing sector — making this a strategic global bet. Together, they validate Doss’s mission: not to replace ERPs, but to make them smarter.

"Our mission is to make ERP systems smarter, not replace them," said a Doss spokesperson. "Enterprises aren’t looking for another SaaS silo — they want intelligence that lives inside the systems they already trust."

The $55M round brings Doss’s total funding to over $80M since inception. With global inventory costs projected to exceed $5 trillion by 2025, Doss is positioned at the heart of one of enterprise AI’s most urgent and scalable opportunities.

As supply chains face persistent disruption, AI inventory management is no longer optional — it’s essential. Doss proves that the future of logistics isn’t about ripping out legacy tech. It’s about empowering it with AI.