
Arkestro is a predictive procurement software that enhances supply chain performance by embedding preferred outcomes into existing systems. It enables businesses to make faster, data-driven buying decisions, achieving significant cost savings—up to 16% within the first 60 days. By leveraging machine learning and behavioral science, Arkestro optimizes procurement cycles, allowing teams to run more competitive events and reach a broader addressable spend without increasing resources. The platform is designed for various industries, including automotive, oil and gas, and manufacturing, positioning itself as a leader in the procurement technology space with a focus on real-time recommendations and predictive pricing.

Arkestro is a predictive procurement software that enhances supply chain performance by embedding preferred outcomes into existing systems. It enables businesses to make faster, data-driven buying decisions, achieving significant cost savings—up to 16% within the first 60 days. By leveraging machine learning and behavioral science, Arkestro optimizes procurement cycles, allowing teams to run more competitive events and reach a broader addressable spend without increasing resources. The platform is designed for various industries, including automotive, oil and gas, and manufacturing, positioning itself as a leader in the procurement technology space with a focus on real-time recommendations and predictive pricing.
Product: Predictive Procurement Orchestration (PPO) platform using AI, game theory, and behavioral science
Founded / HQ: 2017; San Francisco, CA
Recent funding: $36M strategic investment announced May 14, 2025
Performance claims: Claims up to ~18.8% savings per $1M and faster cycle times (e.g., 60%)
Enterprise procurement and supply chain optimization
2017
Procurement technology / Supply chain software
$26,000,000
Series A also included Construct, Koch Disruptive Technologies, and Four More Capital
$36,000,000
Described as a strategic investment with participation from NEA, KDT, and Activant
“Backed by venture and strategic investors including NEA, Altira Group, Aramco Ventures, Koch Disruptive Technologies, Construct, Four More Capital, and Activant”