
United States · Information technology & services startup
Epsilon3 is an AI-powered enterprise software company founded in 2021 and based in Santa Monica, California.
Funding reportedLast round: Series A
Epsilon3 is an AI-powered enterprise software company founded in 2021 and based in Santa Monica, California.
The company specializes in Procedure Execution Software, designed to manage complex workflows in high-stakes, regulated industries such as aerospace, defense, energy, and biotechnology. Epsilon3's platform integrates capabilities from various systems, including Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES), to streamline mission-critical procedures and enhance operational efficiency. The Epsilon3 platform allows teams to create, execute, and track procedures in real-time, ensuring compliance and improving traceability. Key features include automated reporting, data analytics, and secure collaboration tools. Epsilon3 serves notable clients in the aerospace sector, including NASA and Blue Origin, and has raised approximately $18.9 million in funding from investors like Y Combinator and Lux Capital. The company aims to become the industry standard for operational software, helping teams work more efficiently and error-free.
Funding, as reported
From the SEC filings it signed: 2 on the team.
On the board, as filediMax Mednik
What they build
Known for
manufacturing workflowtest managementmanufacturingautomated test and validationinformation technology & servicesreal-time collaborationintegrationassemblyprocess automationrole-based sign-offstraceabilitylaunch providersdata reportingdefenseqmsmanufacturing execution system
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