Sievo

About Sievo

Founded in 2003 in Helsinki, Finland, Sievo provides procurement analytics solutions for large, data-driven enterprises. The company was established by Sammeli Sammalkorpi and Matti Sillanpää, who met at university and gained experience in management consulting and enterprise IT, where they identified the challenges large corporations faced in procurement. Their vision was to build a scalable software product to transform complex procurement data into actionable business value.

Sievo operates on a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) business model, generating revenue through subscriptions to its analytics platform. The company targets large enterprises with revenues exceeding $1 billion, including global names like Mars, Levi’s, and Deutsche Telekom. In September 2022, Sievo secured a significant milestone with a $44 million growth investment from Susquehanna Growth Equity, aimed at expanding its global presence, including its Chicago office, and furthering product development. The firm has reported substantial growth, including record revenues in 2020 and a tripling of its revenue to nearly €20 million over five years as of late 2021.

The company's platform addresses the challenge of messy, heterogeneous procurement data by consolidating it from various sources like ERPs and other systems into a single source of truth. Sievo's AI-powered process cleanses, classifies, and enriches this data, providing clients with comprehensive visibility into their spending. The product suite includes solutions for Spend Analysis, Savings Lifecycle Management, Contract Analytics, Materials Forecasting, and ESG Analytics, including CO2 emissions tracking. These tools enable procurement, finance, and sustainability teams to identify savings opportunities, manage supplier relationships, ensure compliance, improve forecasting accuracy, and drive sustainability goals. By processing spend data equivalent to over 2% of the world's GDP annually, Sievo empowers organizations to make faster, data-informed decisions and navigate supply chain disruptions.