About Vectus
We spent years building
supply chain software.
Every company we worked with had invested millions into ERPs, transportation systems, visibility tools, supplier portals, and people. Yet when something actually needed to get done, teams still relied on phone calls, follow-up emails, WhatsApp messages and manual coordination.
The software recorded work. People still executed it.
We realized the next generation of supply chain software shouldn't just tell people what happened. It should understand context, coordinate across systems, and execute work autonomously.
That's why we started Vectus.
Our belief
“Just as cloud transformed where software runs, AI will transform how software works.”
For decades, supply chains have become increasingly digital. Companies invested heavily in ERPs, transportation management systems, warehouse software, supplier portals, and visibility platforms. Yet the work of coordinating suppliers, logistics providers, customers, and internal teams remains largely manual.
Every day, thousands of operational decisions are still made through emails, phone calls, spreadsheets, and messaging apps, because no single system has the context needed to execute them.
What's changed is that AI can now reason across fragmented data, understand operational context, communicate with people, and take action across enterprise systems. For the first time, software can move beyond simply recording work to actively executing it.
Vectus is being built for that future: an autonomous operating layer that coordinates and executes supply chain operations alongside the people who run them. Not another dashboard. Not another workflow tool. The operating layer that enterprises will rely on over the coming decade.
The founders
Raghav Radhakrishnan
Co-founder & CEO
Badrinath Sridharan
Co-founder & Chief Business Officer