Resolutiion builds AI software that helps procurement and operations teams identify endangered commitments and resolve delivery problems. The London company has raised $10.4 million, according to investor Cherry Ventures, bringing new backing to the work between signing a commercial agreement and fulfilling it.
The company’s starting point is what happens after delivery begins: expectations change, priorities move and small problems accumulate across different teams. Resolutiion says its software gives those teams continuing visibility into commercial relationships, helping them intervene while they still have options to recover the work.
According to Cherry, its OctaviaCore engine combines contracts, purchase orders, service agreements, meeting notes and performance data into an updating picture of supplier relationships. The intended buyers include procurement leaders and program offices. The software identifies commitments at risk and the people responsible for acting on them.
Resolutiion says teams can then use a shared workspace to establish the cause of an issue, coordinate responses and track escalation. Connections to document stores, customer-management and contract-management systems bring existing records into that process. The company also describes tools for spotting recurring breakdowns across relationships.
Cherry disclosed its investment on September 14, with its announcement’s page title identifying a $10.4 million raise. LocalGlobe separately lists Resolutiion in its portfolio. These disclosures establish venture backing for the business without specifying a round stage or lead investor.
Cherry says Resolutiion is working with businesses in energy, aerospace and manufacturing. That breadth raises a practical question for the company: can its system turn warnings into timely action when responsibility spans several departments and outside suppliers? Detecting a slipping commitment is only the beginning of recovering delivery.