Corbel Raises $6.7 Million Seed Funding for AI Sales Platform in Industrial Equipment

Oct 21, 2025
Corbel has raised $6.7 million in seed funding led by Ibex Investors, with participation from Joule Ventures, Restive Ventures, and Selah Ventures, to expand its AI-driven operating system for industrial equipment manufacturers.

Corbel has raised $6.7 million in Seed funding to expand its AI-powered operating system for industrial equipment manufacturers, announced in a press release. The round was led by Ibex Investors, with participation from Joule Ventures, Restive Ventures, and Selah Ventures.

The New York-based company’s platform uses AI agents trained on proprietary machine data, including technical specifications, pricing sheets, and sales interactions, to create a sales intelligence layer that automates configuration, quoting, and financing processes. This approach is designed to streamline sales workflows and enhance purchasing experiences for industrial buyers.

Corbel’s system is already in use by eight manufacturers across metalworking, woodworking, and additive manufacturing sectors. Since launching its broader platform six months ago, it has processed over $60 million in quoting volume and facilitated $1.7 million in financing across 41 transactions.

With the new funding, Corbel plans to grow its engineering and go-to-market teams, strengthen its AI capabilities, and expand deployments with original equipment manufacturers across North America.

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