London and San Francisco-based firm Corvera has raised $4.2 million in a seed funding round led by 6 Degrees Capital.
- Founded in 2026 by Christopher Kong, Dirk Breeuwer, and Matthew Collins, Corvera builds software for consumer packaged goods (CPG) brands aimed at automating operational workflows across supply chain, finance, and demand planning functions.
- Corvera’s platform is an agent-based system that integrates with existing enterprise software rather than replacing it. It connects to tools such as ERPs, Shopify, Amazon Seller Central, and logistics and analytics platforms, where AI agents log in, extract data, reconcile records, and execute operational processes end-to-end.
- According to the company, these workflows include processing and entering purchase orders into ERP systems, reconciling settlement reports, updating demand forecasts using live sales and channel data, and tracking inventory across warehouses and sales channels. Human involvement is reserved for exception handling and approvals.
- The startup estimates that operators at CPG companies spend around 20 hours per week on manual coordination work across disconnected systems. Corvera’s system is designed to reduce this by automating repetitive cross-platform tasks.
- Within five weeks of onboarding its first customer, the company says it signed more than a dozen CPG brands. Its platform currently integrates with systems including NetSuite, Cin7, Unleashed, Shopify, Amazon, Snowflake, Celigo, and Tableau.
Details of the deal
- Apart from 6 Degrees Capital, investors include 20VC, Rebel Fund, Duke Capital Partners, Multimodal Ventures, Y Combinator, and a group of angel investors and operators.
- The seed round will be used to expand hiring, particularly Forward Deployed Engineers focused on customer onboarding and support, and to grow the product and engineering teams.
- The company also plans to build additional AI-driven workflows for procurement, finance, and retail operations, expand system integrations, and improve tools that allow operators to configure and deploy automation without engineering assistance.
