Logistics Vehicle Management Platform "McEasy" Bags Seed Funding from East Ventures

SaaS startup for logistics vehicle management and tracking McEasy announced a $1.5 million (approximately IDR 22 billion) seed funding from East Ventures. The funds will be used to build logistics technology, recruit marketing and sales teams to reach more users.

"Smart tracking systems are not new in the automotive and industrial world, but we know how to integrate existing hardware, from sensors to GPS, with our platform to be the right solution. With a business plan previously designed, we believe that funds from investors will drive the company's growth exponentially," McEasy's Co-Founder, Raymond Sutjiono said in an official statement, Tuesday (14/9).

East Ventures' partner Melisa Irene said the application of technology solutions to drive increased asset management efficiency and achieve customer satisfaction is currently the main key in winning the competition in the logistics industry.

“McEasy has succeeded in providing solutions and products that are suitable for various players in the Indonesian logistics industry to help them identify the potential of the logistics market that is currently developing until the post-pandemic. We are delighted to welcome McEasy to the East Ventures ecosystem,” she said.

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This startup was founded in 2017 by Raymond Sutjiono and Hendrik Ekowaluyo. Both have experience working at Ford. Hendrik is in structural design and in-car program management, while Raymond is an expert in engine electronics, system control, and vehicle data handling.