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Matchory

“Can a verified, AI-enriched supplier data layer become the source of truth that grounds every procurement decision and agentic tool inside the enterprise?”

Founded2016
HQBlaustein (Ulm), Germany
FoundersAiko Wiegand, Nils Liskien, Martin Konradi
Latest roundSeed extension, 2025
IndustryVertical SaaS / Procurement
The story

Matchory is a German ProcureTech SaaS founded in 2016 that built an AI-powered supplier data layer (15M+ verified profiles) for enterprise procurement teams. The product resolves fragmented supplier records into a single MatchoryID, enriches profiles with capability, ESG and risk signals, and exposes the data via UI, REST API, webhooks and MCP for use in Copilot/Claude/agentic workflows. It is not an embedded-finance company — no payments, lending, banking or card issuing is offered.

Last 12 months
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2025-10
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Product timeline
2016
Matchory founded in Ulm, Germany as an AI-powered supplier database for procurement.· pivot
2023
Named a Gartner Cool Vendor in the Procurement category.· pivot
2025
Closed €6M seed extension round led by Capnamic with Earlybird-X.· pivot
The stack
0 layers disclosed in Matchory’s embedded-finance stack
Accounting gap: none

Matchory — frequently asked

Who founded Matchory?

Matchory was founded by Aiko Wiegand, Nils Liskien and Martin Konradi and is founded in 2016, headquartered in Blaustein (Ulm), Germany.

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