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§ Private Profile · Heidelberg, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany
paretos is a technology company.
Agentic AI for smarter planning in Supply Chain & Operations.
paretos has raised $23.1M across 4 funding rounds.
paretos has raised $23.1M in total across 4 funding rounds.
paretos has raised $23.1M across 4 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $9.0M Series A in October 2024.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 1, 2024 | $9M Series A | Acton Capital Partners | 42CAP, 468 Capital, ALT Capital, Begin Capital, C4 Ventures, Creandum, FJ Labs, Hidden Capital, HOF Capital, Index Ventures, LEA Partners, True Global Ventures, Y Combinator, BEN Uretsky, Mario Götze | Announced |
| Sep 1, 2022 | $6M Seed | — | ALT Capital, EQT Ventures, Hidden Capital, Index Ventures, Y Combinator, Christian Reber, Gloria Baeuerlein, Mario Götze, Maximilian Tayenthal | Announced |
| Sep 17, 2021 | $4.1M Venture Round | LEA Partners | — | Announced |
| Sep 1, 2021 | $4M Seed | — | 42CAP, 468 Capital, Begin Capital, Creandum, HOF Capital, LEA Partners, BEN Uretsky, Mario Götze | Announced |
paretos has raised $23.1M in total across 4 funding rounds.
paretos's investors include Acton Capital Partners, 42CAP, 468 Capital, Alt Capital, Begin Capital, C4 Ventures, Creandum, FJ Labs, Hidden Capital, HOF Capital, Index Ventures, LEA Partners.
Paretos is a Heidelberg-based technology startup developing an AI-powered Decision Intelligence platform focused on supply chain optimization, forecasting, and multi-objective decision-making. It serves enterprises like EDEKA, Otto Group, HelloFresh, Hermes, and AAA Pharma by automating complex planning tasks—such as inventory management, production forecasting, and parcel planning—without requiring in-house data science expertise, delivering benefits like +78% forecast accuracy for Otto Group and nationwide rollout at EDEKA after a 2024 pilot.[1][4] The no-code SaaS solution integrates with existing ERP and BI systems via APIs, enabling quick adoption for retailers and manufacturers to cut costs, boost service levels, and create digital twins for resilient operations; backed by €13.3M in funding including a €8.5M Series A in 2024 and €3.5M earlier round, it exhibits strong growth momentum as a fast-scaling player in agentic AI.[1][3][4]
Founded in Heidelberg, Germany, paretos emerged as a "data science to go" platform to democratize advanced AI for businesses lacking data experts, evolving from years of R&D into a breakthrough meta-model for forecasting and recommendation AI that surpasses tools like ChatGPT in complex, dynamic markets.[1][2][5] Key backers include Acton Capital, UVC Partners, LEA Partners, Interface Capital (led by Niklas Jansen of Blinkist and Christian Reber of Wunderlist/Pitch), and former Vodafone CEO Hannes Ametsreiter, who fueled its €8.5M Series A closure; an earlier €3.5M raise supported platform enhancements.[1][3] Pivotal early traction came from pilots like EDEKA's regional supply chain optimization in early 2024, leading to nationwide rollout with sustained savings, alongside alumni status in Intel Ignite's deep tech accelerator.[1][6]
Paretos rides the agentic AI wave in supply chain resilience, addressing post-pandemic volatility through automated, autonomous agents that turn data into actionable decisions amid labor shortages and market dynamism.[4] Timing aligns with surging demand for accessible AI—previously gated by Big Tech—enabling SMEs and globals to compete via "Decision Intelligence" without expertise, fueled by market forces like e-commerce growth and inventory optimization needs.[1][2][5] It influences the ecosystem by decentralizing AI power, integrating with legacy systems to accelerate digital twins and optimization at scale, and proving ROI in retail giants, positioning Germany as a hub for practical, enterprise-grade AI beyond hype.[1][4][6]
Paretos is primed for expansion with its battle-tested platform, targeting deeper supply chain verticals like pharma and logistics while scaling agentic capabilities for broader operational decisions. Trends like multimodal AI integration and real-time optimization will amplify its edge, potentially evolving it into the go-to Decision Intelligence standard as funding enables global reach. Watch for partnerships with more Fortune 500s, cementing its role in making AI a universal competitive weapon—echoing its mission to empower every company with elite tech for sustained, balanced growth.[1][2][4]