Retail integration platform Patchworks receives a further £1.5 million funding from Gresham House Ventures


Retail integration platform Patchworks receives a further £1.5 million funding from Gresham House Ventures

This latest round follows an initial investment of £3.3 million in August last year. Patchworks plan to utilise the new funds to continue its expansion into Europe. The eCommerce integration specialist had its most successful year to date, with an estimated £1.5 billion worth of orders being processed through its platform – between July 2021 and June 2022. Patchworks saw a 51 per cent increase in clients and doubled its recurring revenue.

Patchworks connects key eCommerce systems, including storefronts such as Shopify and BigCommerce, ERPs, CRMs, and fulfilment solutions, allowing retailers to simplify the integration of their technology stack.

Founded in 2014, it now boasts more than 200 dynamic eCommerce customers. Over the past year, Patchworks has partnered with a wide range of innovative brands looking to create friction-free customer journeys, such as ABYL, Gym+Coffee and Trinny London. They join its existing portfolio of brands such as Huel, Gymshark, Lounge Underwear, Castore, Cox & Cox and Simba Sleep. Throughout the last year, clients processed nearly 200 million transactions, around 6 a second, or 372 a minute.

James Pennington, chief financial officer at Patchworks said: “The switch to online has been a real catalyst for our growth. As we head into more challenging financial times, the need to operate more efficiently by optimising existing technology stacks will be more important than ever. The importance of being able to integrate these stacks quickly and efficiently, and use the data they provide to make business critical decisions accurately will be paramount. “We are delighted with what we’ve achieved over the last year and with the latest investment from Gresham House Ventures, accelerating our market growth will be a big focus for us over the next year.”

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