Crisp
Founded Year
2018Stage
Series B | AliveTotal Raised
$61.2MLast Raised
$35M | 6 mos agoMosaic Score
+10 points in the past 30 days
About Crisp
Crisp provides a platform that uses data available to create a precise forecast for suppliers, food brands, retailers and distributors in order to optimize profitability and drive production efficiency. The company offers a platform that connects and analyzes retail data across the supply chain. Crisp serves suppliers, distributors, retailers and agencies in the global food industry. The company was formerly known as Motiion and changed it's name to Crisp. Crisp was founded in 2018 and is based in Brooklyn, New York.
Crisp Headquarter Location
68 3rd St
Brooklyn, New York, 11231,
United States
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Demand forecasting & inventory optimization platforms utilize sales data and other relevant metrics to drive improvements in the inventory planning process.
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Crisp Connectors
Crisp automatically ingests live sales and inventory data from over 80% of the top global retail brands, covering $500B in sales. Crisp aggregates and consolidates this data in real time, making it available in interactive dashboards or exported into a customer’s BI or analytics tool of choice, including Excel, Tableau, Power BI, and Snowflake. With Crisp’s connectors, brands save hours typically spent downloading and normalizing weekly reports from each of their retail partners and enjoy up-to-date, accurate data for decision-making.
Differentiation
Unlike other products that serve data needs for specific customers, Crisp lives in the flow lines between supply chain partners to enable a new level of collaboration. Crips’s scalable, cloud-native…
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CB Insights Intelligence Analysts have mentioned Crisp in 3 CB Insights research briefs, most recently on Jun 9, 2022.
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The Technology Driving The Omnichannel Retail RevolutionExpert Collections containing Crisp
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Crisp is included in 5 Expert Collections, including Supply Chain & Logistics Tech.
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Companies offering technology-driven solutions that serve the supply chain & logistics space (e.g. shipping, inventory mgmt, last mile, trucking).
Grocery Retail Tech
820 items
Startups providing B2B solutions to grocery businesses to improve their store and omni-channel performance. Includes customer analytics platforms, in-store robots, predictive inventory management systems, online enablement for grocers and consumables retailers, and more.
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Retail Tech 100
100 items
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Store management tech (In-store retail tech)
301 items
Latest Crisp News
Aug 11, 2022
Published Aug. 11, 2022 Dive Brief: Archer Daniels Midland and Benson Hill have announced a long-term strategic partnership to scale the latter’s Ultra-High Protein (UHP) soybeans to use in ingredients for plant-based food and beverages. Benson Hill created the UHP soybean through its CropOS tech platform for plant genomics. The agreement will enable ADM to process and commercialize proprietary ingredients derived from Benson Hill’s UHP soybeans through an exclusive North American licensing agreement. The partnership between ADM and Benson Hill is happening as demand for alternative meat and dairy is predicted to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 14% to reach $125 billion by 2030, according to the companies. Dive Insight: Soy, the most commonly used ingredient in plant-based foods , is known for its high protein content. But ADM and Benson Hill are aiming to maximize its potential by making Ultra-High Protein soybeans a key player in the ingredients space. The companies said their partnership will allow plant-based food and beverage producers to meet demand for meat alternatives and other products using soy as a key ingredient. ADM felt a synergy with Benson Hill, as they grow and source soybeans in the same regions, according to Leticia Gonçalves, ADM’s president of Global Foods. The ingredients giant saw potential in how Benson Hill’s CropOS technology — which uses artificial intelligence and genetics to improve food crops — could provide new agricultural capabilities for farmers. ADM also believed it could scale Benson Hill’s technology across its vast network of 55,000 farmers, Gonçalves told Food Dive. “We looked at their capabilities and the convergence of data science, plant science and food science,” Gonçalves said. “It’s a very transformational partnership when you think about the revolution to drive high-value products to meet consumer needs in the plant-based space, along with providing more nutritious and sustinable products.” Matt Crisp, CEO of Benson Hill, said the UHP soybean has nearly 50% protein content, compared to roughly 40% crude protein in traditional soybeans . The company’s technology has enabled it to harness the power of the legume that has not been fully realized in other soy protein ingredients for plant-based products, he said. “What's remarkable about that is, it's genomics and technology that's allowed us this visibility to look at the genome of that soybean seed and tap into a lot of natural genetic diversity that has been bred out of them over the course of the last 20 or 30 years,” Crisp said. Benson Hill has been working independently to tap its UHP soybeans in ingredients. Earlier this year, the company announced its TruVail high-protein soy ingredients line sourced from the UHP soybeans. The companies both see the sustainability aspects as a winning factor for the UHP soybeans. The legumes contain more protein than traditional varieties, which eliminates the need to make soy protein concentrate , saving energy and water. Crisp said Benson Hill has conducted lifecycle analyses of proteins to understand their CO2 and water impact. The company sees UHP soy as fulfilling the sustainability needs of both food producers and consumers. “It's fairly commonly known now that your CPGs’ largest carbon footprint is derived from their ingredient supply chain,” Crisp said. “We feel like we're not just partnering to create more value at the processing level, but we're also bringing more value to the customer bases increasingly demanding these types of features.” According to Crisp, creating more “bespoke” ingredient streams in the plant-based space requires both tech platforms like Benson Hill’s CropOS and scale that is possible through a commodities giant like ADM, which historically have not been utilized together because the technology were only available in niche spaces. “What we’re doing is marrying technology and innovation with scale, which is an extremely powerful combination,” Crisp said.
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When was Crisp founded?
Crisp was founded in 2018.
Where is Crisp's headquarters?
Crisp's headquarters is located at 68 3rd St, Brooklyn.
What is Crisp's latest funding round?
Crisp's latest funding round is Series B.
How much did Crisp raise?
Crisp raised a total of $61.2M.
Who are the investors of Crisp?
Investors of Crisp include Spring Capital, FirstMark Capital, 3L, Swell Partners and HDM.
Who are Crisp's competitors?
Competitors of Crisp include Afresh, Shopventory, Neurolabs, Mojix, ConverSight.ai, Flowlity, RELEX, TotalCtrl, Brightpearl, SAFIO Solutions and 32 more.
What products does Crisp offer?
Crisp's products include Crisp Connectors and 3 more.
Who are Crisp's customers?
Customers of Crisp include High Road Craft Ice Cream, Greenleaf Foods, Outstanding Foods, RxSugar and Zest Tea.
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