D-Tools Secures $12M Series C Funding to Enhance AI Capabilities

Aug 9, 2025
D-Tools has secured a $12 million Series C investment led by John Heyman of StellarIQ, with continued support from Greybull Stewardship, to enhance its AI-driven software solutions for electronic systems contractors.

D-Tools has secured a $12 million Series C investment, led by technology executive John Heyman through his company, StellarIQ, with ongoing support from Greybull Stewardship, announced in a press release. This funding aims to bolster D-Tools' position as a leading provider of business management software for electronic systems contractors.

The investment will provide D-Tools with access to StellarIQ's proprietary AI technologies, enhancing its product offerings with more automated workflows and intelligent tools. These advancements are expected to improve operational efficiency and profitability for integration firms and their supply chain partners.

John Heyman, CEO of StellarIQ, emphasized that the capital and technology investment will create a connected platform that empowers employees and unites industry stakeholders through advanced analytics and reporting. This strategic move is set to expand D-Tools' Industry Information & Insights (I3) initiative, offering market intelligence and analytics across the systems integration ecosystem.

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