Easy Metrics, a Seattle-area software company that provides insight into labor productivity and warehouse operations performance, raised $31 million from San Francisco private equity firm Nexa Equity.
- Founded in 2011, Easy Metrics serves more than 50 customers and 250 warehouse facilities. Its software crunches data coming from various sources — warehouse management systems, ERP systems, time clocks, etc. — to help companies improve efficiency across their facilities.
- The company is led by co-founders Dean Dorcas, CEO, and Dan Keto, CTO. The U.S. Naval Academy and Harvard Business School grads previously started and led Integrated Management Systems.
- “Easy Metrics’ labor analytics solution is becoming increasingly vital for warehouses and manufacturers due to shifts in labor dynamics and the supply chain,” Nexa Equity Partner Joey Maloney said in a statement.
