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Pattern Bought the Inventory. Then It Built the Machine Behind the Shelf.
Most ecommerce firms sell advice or software. Pattern buys the goods, takes responsibility for the digital shelf, and earns more only when the products move.
aCommerce
aCommerce is Southeast Asia's largest end-to-end e-commerce enabler, running online sales operations on behalf of global brands across Thailand, Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia and Singapore. Founded in Bangkok in 2013, it combines managed services - storefront design, performance marketing, customer care, warehousing and last-mile delivery - with a proprietary software stack, EcommerceIQ, that gives brands a single view of their marketplace, D2C and social-commerce channels. Backers include Emerald Media (KKR), Indies Capital and Blue Sky, and the company has raised roughly US$119M to date.
Etaily
Etaily is a Southeast Asian commerce enablement platform that helps global and regional consumer brands sell online across the region. Founded in 2020 by Alexander Friedhoff, it runs an end-to-end operation - marketplace and D2C store management, social commerce and livestreaming, digital marketing, data analytics, warehousing and fulfillment - so brands can launch and scale on channels like Lazada, Shopee, TikTok Shop, Zalora and brand.com without building local teams. Headquartered in the Philippines with offices in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia, Etaily has processed over 40 million orders and works with brands including Levi's, Skechers, Abbott and L'Oreal.
Graas
Graas is a Singapore-based, AI-native commerce company that replaces fragmented dashboards and manual workflows with autonomous software agents. Its Agent Foundry lets direct-to-consumer and marketplace brands build custom AI agents that unify data across channels, SKUs and campaigns, then reason and act on it - from SKU recognition and order processing to demand forecasting and ad-spend attribution. Founded in 2022 by Prem Bhatia and Ashwin Puri, Graas supports 2,000+ brands and processes more than $1B in GMV across India and Southeast Asia.
Jet Commerce
Jet Commerce is a Southeast Asia-focused e-commerce enabler founded in Indonesia in 2017 that provides brands with end-to-end online growth services - strategic consulting, marketplace store operations, integrated digital marketing, customer service, live commerce, and warehousing and fulfillment. Operating across Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, the Philippines, Singapore, China, and Brazil, it helps global and local brands such as OPPO, DJI, L'Oreal, and Panasonic sell on platforms including Shopee, Lazada, Tokopedia, and TikTok Shop. The company raised over $60 million in Series B financing in August 2022.
MarketLeap
MarketLeap is an AI-driven ecommerce accelerator that helps consumer brands launch and scale on global marketplaces such as Amazon, Walmart, eBay, OTTO, BOL and TikTok Shop. Founded in 2022 by former Amazon and Jumia executives Mamoun Benkirane and Mekki Mouaddeb, the platform combines automation, analytics and hands-on operations - including listing optimization, dynamic pricing, marketing, inventory forecasting and VAT/tax compliance - under a 'skin in the game' model that absorbs marketing costs and runs on 30-day rolling contracts. The company raised an $8M Series A in February 2025, bringing total funding to about $10.7M.
nocnoc
nocnoc is a Montevideo-based cross-border eCommerce platform that lets global brands and retailers sell across Latin America's largest online marketplaces - Mercado Libre, Amazon, Walmart, Magalu, Coppel, Falabella and more - through a single integration, often going live in under 48 hours. Sellers ship to a US or China warehouse and nocnoc handles listings, marketing, customs, taxes, payments, customer service and returns, so brands reach roughly 650 million Latin American consumers without setting up local entities in each country.