Increff

Increff describes 'AI-driven, self-learning optimization' combined with retail domain expertise to help brands maximize full-price sell-through and improve profitability.

A company press release states Increff's Smart Merchandising and Multichannel Fulfilment platforms help brands and retailers accelerate sales velocity by 2-3x.

Platform provides real-time omnichannel fulfillment across warehouses and retail channels, eliminating stock-management fragmentation.

ASSURE, Increff's inventory/order-fulfillment product, is described as achieving an 'almost 100 per cent accuracy rate'.

Serves fashion, footwear, lifestyle, health & beauty and consumer-goods brands and retailers; increff.com states it works with '700+ global retail brands'.

Adidas, Amazon, Calvin Klein, Chanel, Puma and Reliance Retail are named as Increff clients per Forbes' coverage of its Series B round.

Levi's and Birkenstock appear among Increff's client/brand logos on its own homepage.

Myntra is named among Increff's trusted brand partners in a company-issued press release announcing Increff Grid.

Customer base extends to e-commerce platforms/marketplaces, wholesale & distribution businesses, and third-party logistics (3PL) providers per increff.com's own segment description.

Increff.com advertises dedicated customer support described in its own marketing as a 'gold standard' offering, plus multilingual support across time zones.

Company positions an AI co-pilot for decision-making assistance alongside subject-matter experts who assist with implementation and ongoing optimization.

Increff.com drives leads via 'Request Demo'/'Talk to an Expert' calls-to-action, indicating a direct/high-touch enterprise sales motion.

Platform is listed/available via cloud marketplaces including Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure.

Increff integrates with e-commerce marketplaces such as Amazon, Flipkart, Meesho and Nykaa, extending its reach through partner platforms.

Core solution areas per increff.com include merchandise planning and buying, and demand-sensing (via the IRIS product).

Increff.com lists inventory allocation and replenishment plus markdown optimization as key ongoing platform activities.

Increff runs warehouse management systems (e-commerce and wholesale), order management systems and store management systems as part of its platform activities, per increff.com.

Company describes 'AI-driven, self-learning optimization' as its core technology differentiator, underpinning demand forecasting, allocation and markdown decisions.

Increff.com cites a team of roughly 250 employees (increff.com) built around deep retail/supply-chain domain expertise from founders with prior Myntra experience.

Platform maintains pre-built integrations with 40+ marketplace, ERP and logistics partners (e.g. SAP, Odoo, NetSuite, Shopify, Amazon, Flipkart), forming a reusable integration layer.

Integrations with marketplaces including Flipkart, AJIO, Myntra, eBay, Amazon and others (40+ total marketplace integrations cited on increff.com).

Integrates with ERP/commerce systems including SAP, Odoo, NetSuite, Shopify and Magento.

Works with logistics providers including Clickpost, Shiprocket and DHL for fulfillment/shipping integrations.

Platform runs on and is listed via Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure.

Sequoia Capital India, Premji Invest, TVS Capital Funds and 021 Capital (Binny Bansal) are Increff's funding partners across its seed, Series A and Series B rounds.

Increff offers outsourced warehousing and e-commerce fulfillment services (described as 'zero CapEx', highly scalable, cloud-run warehousing) as a distinct managed-service revenue line alongside its core SaaS.

Increff markets a 'Grid' service — a dark-store fulfillment network — as an additional fulfillment-services offering.

Increff (Nextscm Solutions Pvt Ltd) reported total expenses of ₹126.6 Cr in FY24 (vs FY24 revenue of ₹92.3 Cr), spanning platform engineering staff, sales & customer support teams and cloud infrastructure.

Its Cloud Warehouse-as-a-Service (CWAS) and Grid dark-store fulfillment offerings carry their own logistics and warehouse-operations cost base, distinct from pure SaaS delivery costs.