Fillogic, the Logistics-as-a-Service platform for retailers, has raised $2.5 million in seed round funding led by James McCann, chairman and CEO of Food Retail Ventures, who will join the Fillogic Board. Additional investors include Jamestown LP, GroundBreak Ventures, Revelry Ventures Partners, XRC Labs, Green Egg Ventures and other strategic angels including Sandy Sigal, chairman, CEO and president of Newmark Merrill Companies. This brings the company’s total funds raised to $3.5 million to date.
“We started Fillogic to transform the traditional retail ecosystem into an integrated logistics network that reaches the modern consumer wherever they are,” said Bill Thayer, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Fillogic. “Fillogic Hubs at mall properties provide retailers with disproportionately lower cost logistics services, while enabling retailers to maximize the utilization of their assets — stores, inventory, and people — to unlock a competitive advantage.”
“Fillogic helps retailers thrive in the ‘new normal’ by offering unmatched logistics services such as forward-staging inventory, receiving and fulfilling high-demand products, and unlocking expedited shipping, including same-day, for ground prices,” said Rob Caucci, co-founder and co-CEO of Fillogic.
The seed round of funding will expand the Fillogic Hub Network nationwide to key strategic markets in the Mid-Atlantic; Atlanta, Georgia; Los Angeles, California; Miami, Florida; Dallas, Texas; Phoenix, Arizona and San Francisco, California The funding will also support team growth and further development of its platform, including its Delivery Partner Network and proprietary routing technology.
“Food Retail Ventures is excited to partner with Rob and Bill on the journey to make Fillogic an indispensable part of our mall infrastructure. As e-commerce sales continue to grow in importance, no other company enables retailers to manage both inbound and outbound orders from their stores via a seamless integration with the parcel networks,” said James McCann, chairman and CEO.
Founded in 2018, Fillogic is based in New York City and operates micro distribution hubs across the Northeast region including in Connecticut, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
