Certivo, Inc.

Certivo, Inc. is an AI compliance platform founded in 2024 in Seattle, US. In February 2026, Certivo, Inc. raised USD 4 million in seed funding led by Suffolk Technologies, with participation from Pioneer Square Labs.

Certivo offers an AI-powered platform specifically designed to automate and streamline product compliance, supplier engagement, and documentation management for supply chains. The core functionality of Certivo’s platform allows organizations to transform compliance management from a manual, reactive process into an automatic and continuous one. By effectively managing supplier documentation and regulatory requirements, Certivo reduces the operational pressures faced by compliance teams in industries such as manufacturing, electronics, and pharmaceuticals. Their customer base includes organizations operating in regulated or high-risk environments that rely on accurate supplier evidence for market access.

Certivo's solutions are marketed globally, with particular emphasis on North America, Europe, and Asia, addressing the needs of compliance teams grappling with expanding regulatory landscapes and complex supplier networks. Certivo generates revenue through a subscription-based model, offering clients access to its compliance platform and associated services. Clients engage with the platform on a recurring basis, which may include tiered pricing plans based on the scale of usage, number of suppliers managed, and specific compliance needs. The firm focuses primarily on B2B transactions, catering to businesses that require reliable compliance management solutions.

While specific pricing details are not disclosed, the structure typically allows organizations to access foundational services while also providing options for advanced features or additional support. The flagship offerings of Certivo revolve around their compliance automation tools, which have been adopted by various industries worldwide to enhance operational efficiency and ensure regulatory adherence. The company plans to use the February 2026 funding to accelerate product development, expand engineering and artificial intelligence capabilities, and scale go-to-market efforts across manufacturing and the built world.