Accelerate Productivity in 2025

Reignite Growth Despite the Global Slowdown
DOWNLOAD YOUR 25 PAGE TOOLKIT

Executive Summary: Top 30 Digital Transformation Companies & Startups to Watch in 2026

  1. Neu Ocean Technologies – AI-driven Business Management & Cloud Transformation
  2. BranD New Data – Full-stack Government & Enterprise Digitization
  3. Twinit – Digital Twin Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS)
  4. ROUTE06 – AI-powered Product Development & Enterprise Digital Acceleration
  5. Polo Strategico Nazionale – Cloud Infrastructure for Public Administration
  6. BHSN – AI-driven Legal Automation
  7. Farmio – Digitalized Food Supply Chain & Real-time Logistics
  8. HITOTSU – Healthcare SaaS for Clinical Communication & Asset Management
  9. Trumpet – Digital Sales Rooms & Revenue Operations Transformation
  10. InsideBoard AI – Digital Adoption & Enterprise Change Management
  11. ZND – AI-powered Digital Asset Trading & Financial Services
  12. Procuros – Automated B2B Transactions & Supply Chain Integration
  13. Omniful – Cloud-based Supply Chain & Warehouse Management
  14. ZILO – Asset & Wealth Management System Modernization
  15. Phasio – Manufacturing Workflow Automation & Digital Operations
  16. BiofuelCircle – Digital Biomass & Biofuel Supply Chain Platform
  17. TechCoop – Digital Agriculture & Farm-to-Market Transformation
  18. Rubi Labs – Digital Onboarding & Financial Risk Monitoring
  19. AIMMO – Digital Property Handover & Real-Estate Workflow Automation
  20. DTEK.ai – Computer Vision-based Checkout Automation
  21. Kanpla – Kitchen Ordering & Digital Catering Operations
  22. Nile – Agricultural Marketplace
  23. Firecell – Private 4G/5G Networks for Industrial Automation
  24. Reeco – Digital Supply Chain & Procurement for Hospitality
  25. Rulemapping Group – AI-based Decision Automation & Rule Digitization
  26. Domun – Mobile-first eCommerce
  27. OneOrder – Digital Procurement & Supply-Chain Platform
  28. Wisor AI – AI-powered Freight Quoting & Logistics Automation
  29. Volta – AI-driven B2B Sales & Commercial Operations
  30. SphereEx – Distributed Data Infrastructure & Cloud-Native Database Modernization

 

 

How We Selected these 30 Digital Transformation Companies

The data in this report comes from StartUs Insights’ Discovery Platform, covering over 9 million startups, scaleups, and tech companies globally. We applied filters such as location, founding year, technology readiness, and employee count to select 20 standout AI startups and scaleups.

Additionally, we used funding information and a proprietary popularity metric called Signal Strength – it measures the extent of a company’s influence within the global innovation ecosystem. We also cross-checked this information with external sources for accuracy.

Discover 30 Top Digital Transformation Companies Innovating Across Industries in 2026 & Beyond

Digital transformation companies play a major role in reshaping how businesses operate in 2026, even as global consultancies like Accenture, Deloitte, EY, and McKinsey continue to guide large-scale modernization efforts.

Deloitte reports that 76% of manufacturing companies invest in digital twins and automation. Retailers using AI-powered platforms increase customer lifetime value by 15-25%. Also, companies deploying real-time tracking and IoT systems in logistics reduce shipment delays by 25%.

1. Neu Ocean Technologies

  • Founding Year: 2022
  • Location: London, UK
  • Partnership: A strategic partnership with DigitalOcean in October 2025
  • Application: AI-driven Business Management and Cloud Transformation Platform

UK-based company Neu Ocean Technologies provides a digital business transformation platform that centralizes planning, management, and operational control through the Jirlie business management system.

 

 

Jirlie streamlines day-to-day operations by automating legacy transactions and synchronizing website content with system data. It also unifies accounting, HR, sales, inventory, and communication workflows within one responsive dashboard.

Moreover, Neu Ocean Technologies extends platform capabilities through Jirlie Cloud. It is a subscription-based model for small businesses that require mobility and remote access.

Jirlie Enterprise supports large organizations with scalable configurations suited to distributed teams and shifting work environments.

The company also formed a strategic partnership with DigitalOcean in October 2025.

2. BranD New Data

  • Founding Year: 2020
  • Location: Hangzhou, China
  • Application: Full-stack Data-driven Government and Enterprise Digitization

BranD New Data is a Chinese company that provides a digital resource weaving engine, BranDEngine. It enables full-cycle digital transformation for governments, industries, and enterprises.

BranDEngine structures and connects dispersed digital resources into a unified data framework to synchronize information flows and standardize data management across ecosystems.

Moreover, the engine offers a digital foundation that streamlines governance processes, improves coordination, and enhances service delivery. The industrial digitization solution integrates value-chain, supply-chain, and innovation-chain data.

Further, enterprise-level transformation organizes operational data and increases the utility of digital assets. The solution enables secure, high-precision access for functions like marketing, production, and supply chain management.

3. Twinit

  • Founding Year: 2023
  • Location: Dublin, Ireland
  • Partnership: Twinit announced a commercial agreement with TONOMUS in May 2023
  • Application: PaaS for Building and Managing Digital Twin Applications

Irish company Twinit offers a digital twin platform that accelerates digital transformation. The company enables organizations to build, test, deploy, and scale digital twin-enabled applications from a single composable environment.

 

 

The platform integrates ontologies, knowledge graphs, and real-time data streams to mirror equipment, systems, assets, processes, places, and people. It also creates continuously updating operational models that reflect real-world conditions.

Moreover, Twinit provides a composable framework that allows analysts to assemble application modules quickly and reduces development time. It also supports rapid adaptation.

The platform further lowers cost and risk by minimizing vendor lock-in and reducing lifecycle management workloads. It delivers cloud-native scalability that supports large user bases and multiple concurrent projects.

In May 2023, Twinit also entered a commercial agreement with TONOMUS, a world-leading cognitive technology company.

4. ROUTE06

Japanese company ROUTE06 introduces an AI-powered product development platform that supports digital transformation for converting ideas into structured digital experiences.

The platform integrates tools such as Giselle. It is an AI agent studio that automates complex workflows and keeps humans involved in key decisions.

Moreover, Liam, a database visualization tool, generates and updates entity relationship (ER) diagrams to simplify schema exploration.

ROUTE06 expands upstream development capabilities through Acsim. It is a requirements-analysis platform that organizes fragmented knowledge and evaluates design options quantitatively. It also accelerates proposal creation through AI-driven prototyping.

In June 2022, the company raised JPY 1.5 billion from ALL STAR SAAS FUND, JAFCO Group, Delight Ventures, Genesia Ventures, Mizuho Capital, SMBC Venture Capital, and Mitsubishi UFJ Capital.

Also, ROUTE06 announced a collaboration with Mitsubishi Corporation for the development of step X, an order and delivery platform for the polyvinyl chloride industry, in October 2024.

5. Polo Strategico Nazionale

  • Founding Year: 2022
  • Location: Rome, Italy
  • Funding: PSN secured over EUR 200 million in February 2024
  • Application: Cloud Infrastructure for Public Administration

Italian company Polo Strategico Nazionale designs a secure cloud infrastructure to support the digital transformation of public administration.

 

 

The company operates national data centers that manage public-sector data through sovereign, energy-efficient, and certified cloud environments. Moreover, it provides migration services that guide central and local administrations through structured cloud adoption processes and modernize legacy systems.

Additionally, the company supplies hosting, housing, and private cloud solutions that offer virtualized infrastructure and application platforms tailored to institutional workloads.

The company extends these capabilities through hybrid and public-cloud integration with cloud service providers for safe access to broader digital services. It also offers ancillary and professional services that optimize application modernization and enhance operational continuity across public entities.

In February 2024, the IMI Corporate & Investment Banking Division of Intesa Sanpaolo acted as the Structuring Bank, Mandated Lead Arranger, and Bookrunner for a financing deal exceeding EUR 200 million. The transaction was executed alongside Italy’s major financing institutions and the European Investment Bank.

6. BHSN

  • Founding Year: 2020
  • Location: Seoul, South Korea
  • Funding: Raised KRW 10 billion in March 2025
  • Partnership: Signed an MOU with Hancom Group in July 2025
  • Application: AI-based Business Legal Platform

South Korean company BHSN provides an AI-powered legal and business platform, allibee. It digitizes contract workflows, legal analysis, and decision support for enterprises through legal AI.

The platform processes complex legal documents by using a legal-specialized large language model, optical character recognition (OCR), and clause-level structuring to review, extract, and organize information across diverse contract types.

Moreover, allibee automates key stages of the contract lifecycle by supporting creation, review, negotiation, approval, signing, storage, and execution within a single contract lifecycle management environment.

BHSN raised KRW 10 billion in March 2025, with participation from Altos Ventures, Korea Development Bank, and WOORI Financial Capital.

Further, BHSN signed an MOU with Hancom Group in July 2025. The agreement integrates BHSN’s allibee AI contract review services into Hancom Office to extend legal AI solution deployment.

7. Farmio

  • Founding Year: 2023
  • Location: Singapore
  • Funding: Secured USD 72 million seed funding round in August 2024
  • Application: Digitalized Food Supply Chain and Real-time Logistics

Singaporean company Farmio offers a digitized food supply chain platform that provides end-to-end sourcing, ordering, delivery, and invoicing solutions for businesses.

The platform integrates WhatsApp and portal-based purchasing, and streamlines communication between buyers and suppliers to automate order management.

Moreover, it maintains real-time supply chain visibility through continuous data updates that track product availability, quality status, and delivery progress.

The platform enhances consistency by applying strict quality-assurance checks and monitoring product movement from sourcing to final fulfillment. Further, it digitizes invoices, automates documentation, and supports flexible payment terms tailored to customer requirements.

In August 2024, Farmio secured USD 72 million in seed funding for food supply chain tech innovation.

8. HITOTSU

  • Founding Year: 2020
  • Location: Japan
  • Application: Healthcare-focused SaaS Driving Digital Transformation

Japanese company HITOTSU provides a digital healthcare transformation platform that connects medical professionals and streamlines hospital operations through its industry-focused communication and asset-management tools.

The company operates Link, a medical chat system that unifies clinicians, nurses, engineers, administrators, and external partners through real-time messaging and file sharing. It also supports automated voice transcription and cross-department collaboration through features designed for hospital workflows.

Moreover, HITOTSU improves operational efficiency with HITOTSU Asset. It is a medical device and asset management system that centralizes equipment information, tracks maintenance activities, and standardizes repair coordination for clinical teams.

9. Trumpet

  • Founding Year: 2020
  • Location: London, UK
  • Funding: Secured GBP 1.6 million in pre-seed funding in June 2022
  • Partnership: Trumpet announced a partnership with Consensus in October 2025
  • Application: Digital Sales Rooms

UK-based company Cosmico creates a digital sales room platform that unifies the entire revenue cycle into a single AI-driven workspace. It supports end-to-end digital transformation in sales and customer operations.

 

 

The platform consolidates engagement across calls, content, stakeholders, and onboarding into personalized digital spaces. It centralizes all deal materials and maintains a continuous record of buyer interactions.

Moreover, the platform employs an AI suite, including Casey AI for real-time deal coaching and Composer AI for instant content generation. It uses Maestro AI for intent interpretation and next-step recommendations to convert collaboration signals into actionable guidance.

Cosmico also enhances forecasting accuracy by analyzing buyer-side engagement data and identifying hidden stakeholders. It provides structured visibility that replaces fragmented email threads and manual tracking.

Also, Trumpet secured GBP 1.6 million in a pre-seed funding round led by Lightbird Ventures in June 2022, with participation from Triple Point Ventures, Haatch, and the female-led Anamcara Capital.

In October 2025, the company partnered with Consensus to combine demo automation with digital sales rooms.

10. InsideBoard AI

  • Founding Year: 2024
  • Location: Paris, France
  • Funding: Raised EUR 25 million in April 2020
  • Application: Healthcare Digital Transformation SaaS Platform

French company InsideBoard AI builds a transformation management platform that supports digital adoption, operational excellence, and performance improvement through its KPI-driven system.

 

 

Its proprietary AI agents framework orchestrates engagement, training, collaboration, and performance analysis through specialized agents. They work together to identify needs, surface insights, and recommend precise actions aligned with transformation goals.

Moreover, the platform structures change-related activities, such as release management, digital onboarding, methodology adoption, and compliance, to allow employees to integrate new tools and align with organizational updates.

InsideBoard AI strengthens performance management by connecting goals, rewards, and measurable outcomes for leaders to monitor team progress and make data-driven decisions.

Also, ISAI Cap Venture participated in InsideBoard’s EUR 25 million series B round led by AXA Venture Partners in April 2020.

11. ZND

  • Founding Year: 2023
  • Location: Tallinn, Estonia
  • Funding: Secured USD 20 million investment from Rollman Management Digital
  • Application: AI-powered Digital Asset Trading and Financial Services

Estonian company ZND builds an AI-powered digital finance platform that streamlines how users manage, explore, and maximize their digital assets.

Its proprietary platform aggregates portfolio management, trading, earning, and borrowing functions into a unified interface. It then processes real-time market data, evaluates asset performance, and automates routine financial actions to simplify digital asset engagement.

Moreover, the platform enhances decision-making through AI-driven insights that highlight opportunities, assess risk, and guide users across complex digital finance activities.

ZND secured a USD 20 million token investment commitment from Rollman Management Digital to support the continued development of its technology and business operations.

12. Procuros

  • Founding Year: 2021
  • Location: Hamburg, Germany
  • Funding: Procuros raised USD 9 million in April 2022
  • Application: Automating B2B Transactions and Supply Chain

German company Procuros provides a digital integration platform that automates B2B transactions by connecting suppliers, retailers, and logistics partners through a single standardized interface.

The platform ingests orders, invoices, shipping notes, and remittance data from EDI files, PDFs, Excel sheets, and email. It then uses AI to extract, structure, and synchronize this information directly with the company’s ERP system.

Moreover, Procuros improves operational accuracy by streamlining logistics data exchange and supporting compliant e-invoicing across formats such as ZUGFeRD and PEPPOL. It also manages payment reconciliation through automated matching to eliminate manual review and reduce errors.

Procuros raised USD 9 million in a seed round led by Point Nine and Creandum with participation from Paua Ventures and existing investor btov in April 2022.

13. Omniful

  • Founding Year: 2022
  • Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
  • Funding: Omniful raised USD 5.85 million in December 2023
  • Partnership: Announced a strategic partnership with Aramex in May 2024
  • Application: Cloud-based Supply Chain and Warehouse Management

Saudi Arabian company Omniful provides an AI-powered supply chain platform that unifies order management, warehouse operations, transportation workflows, and point-of-sale activity. It brings these functions together in one connected system to replace fragmented fulfillment tools.

The platform processes operational data from retail, logistics, and fulfillment channels by integrating OMS, WMS, TMS, POS, and analytics modules. It then synchronizes orders, inventory, routing, and delivery information in real time to support continuous operational alignment.

Moreover, the platform improves execution accuracy through AI-driven orchestration that allocates inventory, optimizes delivery routes, and coordinates warehouse tasks from inbound processing to final dispatch.

Omniful raised USD 5.85 million in December 2023, led by VentureSouq, with participation from 500 Global, DASH Ventures, Jahez Group, SEEDRA Ventures, Bunat Ventures, Hala Ventures, and RZM Investments.

Omniful also announced a strategic partnership with Aramex in May 2024, integrating its advanced order management system into Aramex’s global e-commerce fulfillment operations.

14. ZILO

UK-based company ZILO provides a digital transformation platform that modernizes fund-management operations. It replaces fragmented legacy systems with a unified cloud-based architecture.

The platform supports transfer agents, asset managers, distributors, and investors through a centralized environment designed for scalable, long-term operational change. It consolidates onboarding, servicing, record management, and investor interactions into a single global platform that structures operational data across functions.

The platform also standardizes workflows and delivers persona-based digital experiences tailored to individual, institutional, adviser, and distributor needs.

The company announced USD 27 million in September 2025, in a Series A2 round led by Portage with participation from State Street.

Further, ZILO announced a partnership agreement with State Street in March 2025 to supporting the launch of State Street’s UK transfer agency service and the onboarding of its client River Global.

15. Phasio

  • Founding Year: 2021
  • Location: San Francisco, California, USA
  • Funding: Raised USD 2.5 million seed round in October 2023
  • Partnership: Phasio announced a strategic collaboration with AMIS Pro in April 2025
  • Application: Manufacturing Workflow Automation and Digital Operations

US-based startup Phasio develops a manufacturing operations platform that digitizes quoting, production planning, and shop-floor coordination in CNC, additive, and molding workflows.

The platform analyzes CAD files using automated geometry detection, material recommendations, and manufacturability checks. It then changes the engineering inputs into structured data for accurate quoting and workflow generation.

Moreover, Phasio coordinates active jobs in real time through Kanban-style boards, multi-process workflow orchestration, and capacity-aware scheduling that aligns every shift.

The platform stores historical production data, pricing rules, constraints, and part versions in an integrated manufacturing intelligence layer. This structured repository supports consistent decision-making and maintains full operational traceability.

In October 2024, Phasio received USD 2.5 million in seed funding from Airtree Ventures, 500 Global, Entrepreneur First, Gattaca Ventures, and Airtree Explorers to improve local manufacturing around the world.

In April 2025, Phasio and AMIS announced a strategic collaboration that couples their software solutions to support users, increase operational speed and accuracy, and significantly reduce the potential for human error.

 

 

16. BiofuelCircle

  • Founding Year: 2020
  • Location: Pune, India
  • Funding: Raised USD 8.2 million in August 2025
  • Application: Digital Platform for Biomass and Biofuel

BiofuelCircle is an Indian company that builds a digital farm-to-fuel platform. The company streamlines biomass and biofuel supply chains by connecting farmers, processors, industrial buyers, and logistics providers through a cloud-based ecosystem.

The platform matches verified suppliers with industrial buyers and automates deal execution. It also integrates logistics, warehousing, and trade finance into a single operational workflow.

The platform’s supply portal aggregates multiple pre-qualified suppliers and manages bulk orders. It then coordinates end-to-end delivery under a single commercial entity to simplify large-scale sourcing.

Additionally, BiofuelCircle strengthens sales operations through SmartSeller, a digital channel that books production capacity, manages follow-ups, and handles payment processes for biomass processors.

Further, its supply-chain-as-a-service model coordinates feedstock sourcing, transportation, storage, and quality testing through a transparent digital interface.

The company raised USD 8.2 million in August 2025, with the round led by Spectrum Impact.

17. TechCoop

  • Founding Year: 2022
  • Location: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
  • Funding: Secured USD 70 million in February 2025
  • Partnership: TECHCOOP entered an MOU with Sorimachi Vietnam in February 2024
  • Application: Digital AgriTech Solutions

Vietnamese company Techcoop offers digital agriculture platforms that modernize production and supply chain operations for agribusinesses and farmer cooperatives. They digitize contracts, capture field data, and integrate traceability and market-access workflows into one connected system.

The company also structures operational, contractual, and transactional information through four products for financing and performance tracking, farm-to-shelf visibility, cloud-based ERP deployment, and international buyer access.

These modules work together to create a unified digital environment across the agriculture value chain.

Moreover, the platforms improve coordination by capturing all agreements, monitoring fulfillment through real-time field and transaction data, and enforcing quality, volume, and compliance requirements across stakeholders.

TECHCOOP entered an MOU with Sorimachi Vietnam in February 2024. The partnership supports Vietnamese cooperatives by deploying Sorimachi’s WACA accounting system and FACEFARM plantation management system.

Further, TECHCOOP secured USD 70 million in February 2025. It was backed by equity investors TNB Aura and Ascend Vietnam Ventures (AVV), along with BlueOrchard, FMO, AppWorks, and Capria Ventures.

18. Rubi Labs

  • Founding Year: 2022
  • Location: Tokyo, Japan
  • Application: Onboarding and Risk Monitoring for Finance

Japanese company Rubi Labs develops a digital onboarding and risk-monitoring platform that streamlines identity verification and transaction security for enterprises.

Its AI-driven platform, RubiLink, verifies users in real time by combining document authentication, biometric face matching, OCR-based data extraction, and auto-filled information to accelerate customer onboarding.

Moreover, it improves security through liveness testing, anti-video injection safeguards, and accessory or mask detection that ensure the authenticity of every verification attempt.

The platform also monitors transactions through integrated risk-control features like anti-money laundering (AML) checks, cross-referencing, and continuous data monitoring. This allows organizations to track client activity as it occurs.

Further, the company centralizes identity verification, face authentication, data entry, and optical recognition within a single cloud environment to replace fragmented manual workflows with automated and compliant processes.

19. AIMMO

Swiss company AIMMO creates a digital property handover platform that modernizes real estate transition processes using automated documentation and standardized workflows.

 

 

The company also supports integrated data management to improve accuracy and transparency during every handover. The platform records handover details in a structured digital protocol that captures property conditions, identifies damages, and stores all related information in a secure, organized format.

Moreover, it enhances efficiency by generating consistent documentation, reducing follow-up work, and synchronizing handover data across teams and devices.

The platform also strengthens operational continuity with an offline mode to preserve entries without an active internet connection. It offers interfaces that link directly to ERP systems or import existing company data to maintain smooth integration.

AIMMO raised USD 12 million in January 2022, with participation from DS Asset Management, Industrial Bank of Korea, Hanwha Investment & Securities, S&S Investment, and Venture Field.

Further, AIMMO formed a strategic partnership with Mitsubishi Electric Corporation in March 2024.

20. DTEK.ai

  • Founding Year: 2021
  • Location: Dubai, UAE
  • Funding: Secured a USD 5.2 million seed round in July 2025
  • Application: Computer Vision-based Checkout Automation System

UAE-based DTEK.ai provides SWIFT, a computer vision-driven checkout system that digitizes in-store retail operations. It automates item recognition, accelerates transactions, and reduces staff-dependent workflows.

It captures product attributes like shape, size, and color to identify items instantly and retrieve accurate pricing before processing payment on a single device.

DTEK.AI secured a USD 5.2 million seed round in July 2025 to advance its retail operations platform. It was backed by investors like BECO Capital, Rocketship.vc, Colle Capital, and Comma Capital.

21. Kanpla

  • Founding Year: 2020
  • Location: Aarhus, Denmark
  • Funding: Kanpla raised EUR 8 million in November 2024
  • Application: Kitchen Ordering System Software

Danish company Kanpla offers a digital catering management platform that modernizes contract catering operations through integrated point-of-sale (PoS) technology and omnichannel ordering.

 

 

The platform connects customer-facing apps, POS terminals, kitchen display systems, and hospitality-management tools into a unified workflow.

It streamlines payment processes and production coordination across locations. The platform also enhances customer engagement by powering branded sales and loyalty apps that offer personalized offers and support click-and-collect services.

Moreover, the platform centralizes menu, pricing, nutritional, and allergen data across sites. This ensures consistent administration and real-time synchronization.

Additionally, its AI engine, Kai, analyzes demand patterns, production cycles, and food-waste risks to automate forecasting and improve operational efficiency.

Kanpla raised EUR 8 million in November 2024, with the round led by Dutch venture capital firm HenQ.

22. Nile

  • Founding Year: 2021
  • Location: Johannesburg, South Africa
  • Funding: Nile secured ZAR 200 million in June 2025.
  • Application: Digital Marketplace for Agricultural Trade

South African company Nile builds a digital agriculture marketplace that improves how farmers trade produce and procure essential inputs. It digitizes transactions, pricing, logistics, and financial flows across the agri-value chain.

The digital marketplace connects farmers with local and international buyers through an online produce marketplace that lists fruits, vegetables, and flowers in real time.

Moreover, Nile provides data-driven prices set by farmers to ensure clarity before produce leaves the farm gate. It also improves cash flow through guaranteed, timely payments routed via a protected trust account.

Nile expands digital transformation on the input side by offering a unified inputs marketplace where farmers purchase fertilizers, crop protection, equipment, irrigation systems, and animal feed.

The company secured ZAR 200 million in June 2025, in a round led by AfricInvest’s Cathay AfricInvest Innovation Fund (CAIF). The round also included co-investment from FMO, the Dutch entrepreneurial development bank, and Platform Investment Partners.

23. Firecell

  • Founding Year: 2021
  • Location: Nice, France
  • Funding: Closed a EUR 6.6 million seed round in March 2024
  • Partnership: Firecell announced a strategic partnership with Canonical in February 2024
  • Application: Private 4G/5G Networks

French company Firecell specializes in a private 5G connectivity platform that modernizes industrial automation. It provides secure, low-latency wireless networks for robots, machines, and workforce devices in manufacturing, logistics, ports, airports, and energy sites.

 

 

The platform deploys enterprise-grade 5G networks that blend into an existing LAN. It authenticates devices through private SIM cards and maintains deterministic quality of service. The platform orchestrates continuous data exchange between automated guided vehicles (AGVs), autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), drones, sensors, and industrial equipment.

Additionally, the company expands its capabilities through modular products like Pegasus Network for indoor-outdoor connectivity. It also offers Orion Labkit for 5G testing and R&D, along with Pegasus Pop-Up for temporary deployments in remote or dynamic environments.

Firecell closed a EUR 6.6 million seed round in March 2024, led by Ventech and Matterwave Ventures with participation from Bpifrance Digital Venture and Bouygues Telecom Initiative.

Also, Firecell announced a strategic partnership with Canonical in February 2024, collaborating to demonstrate 5G private mobile network solutions running on Ubuntu and supported by the OpenAirInterface Community.

24. Reeco

US-based Reeco specializes in a digital back-of-house management platform that streamlines purchasing, inventory control, recipe costing, and invoice processing for hospitality operators.

The platform combines data from suppliers, orders, inventories, menus, and invoices into a unified environment. It structures information in real time across purchasing, culinary, and finance workflows.

Moreover, the platform improves operational accuracy by automating invoice capture and coding. This synchronizes live pricing with inventory records and links recipes to menu performance to identify cost drivers.

Reeco raised USD 15 million in January 2025, in a Series A round led by Aleph VC with participation from Net Capital Ventures and Joule Ventures.

Further, Reeco announced a strategic partnership with Vision Hospitality Group in October 2025 to expand the deployment of its procure-to-pay platform across 42 hotel properties.

25. Rulemapping Group

  • Founding Year: 2024
  • Location: Berlin, Germany
  • Funding: Announced a EUR 12 million funding round in April 2025
  • Application: AI for Automating Decision-Making

German company Rulemapping Group automates complex rule-based processes for businesses and public institutions.

The company converts legal texts, policies, and administrative procedures into machine-readable decision structures through its three applications for rule-based AI, rulemapping automation, and rulemapping legislation.

The rule-based AI application merges rule maps with large language models (LLMs) to interpret unstructured inputs like expert reports or submissions. It then generates compliant, fully traceable decisions at each evaluation step.

Additionally, its no-code rule-mapping automation application supports end-to-end workflow digitization by allowing organizations to model and update procedures in real time.

The rulemapping legislation app enables the visualization, design, and maintenance of machine-readable laws with full auditability through permissions, version tracking, and integrated case histories.

The company announced a EUR 12 million funding round in April 2025, supported by the German Federal Agency for Disruptive Innovation (SPRIND) and Hidden Peak Capital.

26. Domun

  • Founding Year: 2021
  • Location: Cundinamarca, Colombia
  • Application: Mobile e-Commerce Automation Platform

Colombian company Domun creates a mobile-first e-commerce platform that digitizes store creation, sales management, and multichannel operations for entrepreneurs.

It introduces a unified digital environment that replaces manual workflows with automated, mobile-native processes. The platform structures product listings, orders, payments, and sales channels using AI. It also generates store layouts and adapts curated templates for each business.

The platform automates administrative tasks across mobile and desktop environments to streamline daily operations. Moreover, it enhances operational efficiency by synchronizing catalogs and transactions across social media apps and integrated payment gateways.

27. OneOrder

  • Founding Year: 2022
  • Location: Cairo, Egypt
  • Funding: OneOrder raised USD 16 million in May 2024
  • Application: Digital Procurement and Supply-chain Platform

Egyptian company OneOrder provides a digital procurement platform that streamlines how hotels and restaurants source food, beverages, and operating supplies. It consolidates purchasing, logistics, and financial workflows into one integrated application.

The platform digitizes ordering and supplier coordination by aggregating products from a large vendor network and structuring customized SKU lists for each customer. It also enables real-time browsing of updated catalogs through a personalized dashboard to maintain visibility in procurement activities.

Moreover, it strengthens operational accuracy by generating data-driven analytics, visualizing purchase trends, and centralizing billing to reduce reconciliation errors and manual follow-ups.

OneOrder improves supply reliability by integrating next-day delivery and embedded working-capital facilities that support consistent procurement cycles.

The company raised USD 16 million in May 2024, in a round led by Delivery Hero Ventures with participation from Norrsken22, Nclude, and A15.

28. Wisor AI

  • Founding Year: 2021
  • Location: Tel Aviv, Israel
  • Funding: Raised USD 8 million in a seed round in February 2023
  • Partnership: Wisor AI announced a partnership with Windward in July 2023
  • Application: AI-powered Freight Software

Israeli company Wisor AI builds an automation platform that digitizes the freight-forwarding quoting lifecycle. It streamlines rate management, quote generation, and sales execution through AI-driven workflows.

 

 

The platform aggregates carrier data, customer inquiries, contracts, and pricing inputs from emails, APIs, spreadsheets, and legacy systems. It then structures this information into a unified quoting engine integrated with existing TMS and ERP environments.

Moreover, the platform enhances commercial efficiency through modules such as Wisor Ignite, which converts inbox activity into automated sales actions and centralized rate management.

Further, Wisor AI raised USD 8 million in a seed round in February 2023, led by Team8 with participation from Ocean Azul, Hico Investment Group, fresh.fund, Atooro Fund, The Dock, Seed IL Ventures, and Izaki Ventures.

Also, Wisor AI announced a partnership with Windward in July 2023 and integrated Windward’s Maritime AI insights into its freight-booking platform to enhance container visibility and operational efficiency.

29. Volta

  • Founding Year: 2024
  • Location: Milan, Italy
  • Funding: Volta raised EUR 6 million in November 2024
  • Application: B2B Sales and Operations Digital Transformation

Italian company Volta develops an AI-driven B2B distribution platform to digitize sales, operations, and customer management. It unifies commercial workflows into a single system that integrates directly with ERP, CRM, and product information tools.

The platform centralizes orders from email, WhatsApp, web portals, PDFs, spreadsheets, and sales agents into one consolidated interface. It then synchronizes stock, pricing, customer data, and transactions in real time to maintain operational consistency.

Moreover, the platform automates manual processes through AI agents that pre-fill orders and update customer-specific price lists. It further validates product configurations and removes errors created by manual re-entry or spreadsheet-based adjustments.

It also amplifies commercial performance by analyzing client behavior and detecting cross-selling opportunities. The platform generates data-driven recommendations that guide sales teams to prioritize actions and tailor their commercial outreach.

Further, the platform equips field teams with mobile access and AI-supported briefings that streamline preparation for customer visits. It enables natural-language queries through its Alta assistant for instant retrieval of catalog, inventory, and customer information without navigating multiple systems.

The startup raised EUR 6 million in November 2024, led by EMBLEM with participation from 40 global investors.

30. SphereEx

  • Founding Year: 2021
  • Location: Beijing, China
  • Funding: Raised USD 5 million in a funding round in December 2024
  • Partnership: SphereEX announced a strategic partnership with Nexo in February 2025
  • Application: Distributed Data Infrastructures and SaaS Solutions

Chinese company SphereEx provides a distributed data infrastructure platform that converts traditional databases into cloud-native systems. It virtualizes underlying data sources through a non-intrusive layer that supports elastic sharding, unified queries, and compute-storage separation across public cloud environments.

 

 

Moreover, the platform enhances reliability through high availability, automated traffic governance, and built-in encryption that secures data while meeting compliance requirements.

SphereEX raised USD 5 million in a funding round in December 2024, led by Coinbase Ventures with participation from Kraken Ventures and several angel investors.

The company also announced a strategic partnership with Nexo in February 2025 to integrate its cross-border settlement infrastructure with Nexo’s digital-asset payment and treasury capabilities.

Explore Top Digital Transformation Companies to Stay Ahead

With thousands of emerging digital transformation technologies and companies, navigating the right investment and partnership opportunities that bring returns quickly is challenging.

With access to over 9 million emerging companies and 20K+ technologies & trends globally, our AI and Big Data-powered Discovery Platform equips you with the actionable insights you need to find the right cybersecurity partners and stay ahead of the curve.

Leverage this powerful tool to spot the next big thing before it goes mainstream. Stay relevant, resilient, and ready for what is next.