DOSS Raises $55M to Scale Agentic Operations Cloud for Inventory-Based Businesses

The Shift Toward Adaptive Operations

DOSS, the pioneer of the Operations Cloud, has closed a $55 million Series B funding round co-led by Madrona and Premji Invest. This capital injection brings the total funding for the 2022-founded startup to $73 million. The company aims to dismantle the rigidity of traditional Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems through its AI-native Adaptive Resource Platform. Traditional ERPs have long been criticized for their high costs and inflexible nature, often requiring businesses to change their physical processes to fit the software. DOSS reports that legacy implementations frequently result in consultant fees triple the cost of the software itself. This creates a significant burden for mid-market brands scaling through complex global channels and diverse fulfillment partners.

A New Architectural Approach

Instead of a full replacement of financial records, DOSS sits alongside existing tools like QuickBooks or NetSuite. This allows companies to manage procurement, inventory, and order fulfillment through a unified data model that adjusts dynamically. The platform is designed to be agentic, meaning it utilizes AI to self-configure and execute complex operational tasks as the business grows. Central to this vision is Dossbot, an AI copilot recently made generally available to help users automate changes through simple chat prompts. By translating natural language into execution logic, Dossbot enables operators to build reports or fix data errors at scale without manual entry. This shift aims to turn passive systems of record into active systems of action.

Real-World Results for Modern Brands

Real-world results are already emerging from early adopters like Verve Coffee Roasters. By implementing DOSS, the company reduced manual order batching from 30 percent to just 1 percent and saved its warehouse team 20 hours per week. Similarly, protein bar brand Mezcla used the platform to double its purchase order processing speed during a period of 2X year-over-year growth. The new capital will be used to deepen the platform's unified data model and expand agentic capabilities. As part of the round, Karan Mehandru of Madrona joins the DOSS board of directors. New investors joining the round include Intuit Ventures and Greyhound Capital, alongside continued support from Theory Ventures.