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§ Private Profile · Toulouse, Midi-Pyrenees, France
AI-powered no-code ERP platform for mid-sized manufacturers, digitizing production, logistics, and quality control with rapid deployment.
Based in France, Bonx develops an artificial intelligence-powered, no-code enterprise resource planning platform designed to digitize operations for mid-sized manufacturing companies. The software-as-a-service system utilizes large language models to enable rapid customization across production, logistics, procurement, and quality control workflows while integrating with existing factory tools. Currently operating with a team of twelve employees, the provider deploys its platform in weeks rather than the years typically required for traditional integrations. Bonx recently secured an $8.6 million funding round following an initial €2 million investment, supported by the startup studio OSS Ventures, to finance its geographic expansion into Italy and Spain. The firm also benefits from an ongoing commercial partnership with the supplier network of sporting goods retailer Décathlon. The company was founded in 2022 by chief executive officer Alexandre Barroux and chief technology officer Rémi Bèges.
Bonx has raised $9.0M across 1 funding round.
Bonx has raised $9.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Bonx has raised $9.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Bonx's investors include 9900 Capital, Battery Ventures, Dynamo Ventures, Kima Ventures, OSS Ventures, Purple.
Bonx has raised $9.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $9.0M Seed in June 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 1, 2025 | $9M Seed | 9900 Capital | Battery Ventures, Dynamo Ventures, Kima Ventures, OSS Ventures, Purple | Announced |
Bonx is a Paris-based technology company founded in 2022 that builds an AI-powered ERP platform for mid-market manufacturers in Europe, targeting SMEs with under 2,000 employees.[1][2][3] The platform focuses on operations like production, logistics, procurement, and quality management, offering no-code customization, graph technology for real-time data, and rapid deployment in weeks rather than years, integrating seamlessly with existing finance and CRM tools without replacing them.[1][2][3] It serves European factories facing rigid legacy ERPs, solving pain points of slow implementation, high consultant costs, and inflexibility by enabling autonomous adaptation and AI-driven insights for improved visibility and control.[2][3] Bonx has shown strong growth momentum, raising $8.6M in funding and delivering results like a 15% revenue increase and cost reductions for client Recyc Matelas across four factories in six months.[2][3]
Bonx emerged in 2022 from OSS Ventures in Toulouse (with operations in Paris), France, founded by Alexandre Barroux (CEO) and Rémi Beges, both with deep backgrounds in manufacturing operations and software development.[1][2] Having experienced firsthand the frustrations of traditional ERPs—rigid structures, lengthy deployments, and consultant dependency—the duo identified a gap for a flexible, quick-to-deploy solution tailored to mid-sized European manufacturers.[2] Early traction came from addressing real shop-floor needs, with pivotal moments like the Recyc Matelas case, where Bonx enabled fast implementation and drove measurable productivity gains, validating their vision and fueling expansion plans into Italy and Spain.[2][3]
Bonx stands out in the crowded ERP market through these key strengths:
(Note: A separate Japanese company named BONX Inc. exists for wearable communication devices, but context confirms this ERP firm as the subject.[4][5][6])
Bonx rides the wave of AI transformation in manufacturing, capitalizing on trends like Industry 4.0 digitization, where mid-market factories seek affordable, adaptable ERPs amid labor shortages and supply chain volatility.[1][2][3] Timing is ideal post-2022 funding amid Europe's reindustrialization push (e.g., via green manufacturing and nearshoring), with market forces like rising AI adoption and no-code tools favoring agile players over monolithic vendors like SAP.[2][3] Bonx influences the ecosystem by democratizing ERP for SMEs—historically underserved—enabling faster digital shifts, much like Workday disrupted HR or QuickBooks accounting, potentially reshaping operations software for global mid-market manufacturing.[3]
Bonx is poised to dominate European mid-market manufacturing ERP, expanding from France to Italy/Spain with its $8.6M war chest for AI enhancements and market penetration.[2] Trends like generative AI for no-code ops, edge computing for real-time factory data, and regulatory tailwinds for sustainable manufacturing will accelerate growth, with potential to scale globally for sub-2,000 FTE firms.[3] Its influence could evolve from niche disruptor to "operations standard," empowering factories to outpace legacy rivals—echoing its origin as a fix for ERP rigidity, now supercharging European industry.