Engineering reliability into the often-turbulent world of global trade has earned Silq a fresh $75.0M in funding. The company aims to bridge the critical gap between factory floor realities and high-level decision-making, a common point of failure in complex supply chains.
Silq achieves this by combining human intelligence at the origin with downstream technology, ensuring decisions are grounded in actual events rather than optimistic spreadsheets. This approach has already seen them inspect hundreds of millions of dollars of goods and facilitate billions in global trade.
