- 0% customer churn rate for 5 consecutive years: Leading the transition from “experience-based” to “data-driven” logistics
- Powering AI-based risk prediction and automated response algorithms to accelerate global market expansion
Seoul, South Korea, May 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Wilog, an AIoT-powered supply chain intelligence company led by co-CEOs Daniel Yoon and Ben Bei, announced that it has secured Series B-2 investment with support from seven leading investors in Korean and global markets, including KB Investment, SGC Partners, Sneak Pick Investment, IBK Capital, Re Investment, Muir Woods Ventures, and Big Basin Capital.
This round marks a key milestone in Willog’s global expansion and reflects growing confidence in the company’s ability to transform fragmented logistics operations into data-driven, AI-enabled decision-making. In less than five years, Willog reached Series B-2, achieved 7x year-over-year growth in new customers, maintained a 0% churn rate, and demonstrated strong product-market fit and customer retention.
Investors recognized Willog’s ability to solve gray areas in logistics, traditionally managed manually, by turning fragmented supply chain events into actionable data and AI-driven decision-making. This enables customers to reduce losses, improve operational control, and increase accountability across logistics environments that were previously difficult to monitor and account for.
As supply chains become more complex, visibility alone is no longer enough. Customers now need systems that help them reduce compliance and regulatory risks, reduce communication and operational costs, minimize product loss, and make faster and better decisions. This is why Willog is gaining strong traction in the market. Its rapid adoption, including 7x year-over-year growth in new customers, a 0% churn rate, and the trust of more than 200 global business customers, reflects the strong demand for a product that goes beyond oversight and becomes essential to modern logistics operations.
Logistics dilemma: Hidden losses, weak accountability, and costly decisions
From the moment cargo leaves its origin until it reaches its destination, many logistics risks remain difficult to detect, account for, and respond to in real time. Breakages, temperature excursions, impact damage, and delays often occur in areas where visibility is limited and liability is unclear. When a problem occurs, shippers and logistics providers often struggle to identify the root cause, pinpoint responsibility, and prevent it from happening again.
These blind spots lead not only to product loss, but also compliance issues, service failures, and repeated operational inefficiencies. As supply chains become more complex in the post-COVID-19 era, companies are viewing logistics visibility not as a convenience but as a core business challenge that directly impacts cost, quality, and resiliency.
Drive supply chain intelligence through AI-native decision-making
Willog plans to use the funding to further strengthen its supply chain intelligence capabilities with a focus on predictive AI.
By combining real-time state data and operational context, Willog is building an AI-native framework that supports decision-making from real-time operational response to strategic supply chain decisions. The goal is to help customers move beyond simple tracking to more intelligent, proactive, and scalable ways to manage their logistics.
Turn real-time data into action, automation, and better decisions
Willlog addresses supply chain risk through proprietary IoT sensors and AI-powered data analytics. Its platform collects real-time cargo condition data such as temperature, humidity, shock, tilt, and light and transforms it into a five-stage intelligence framework.
visibility
Accurate diagnosis and alerts
real time action
Data-driven supply chain improvement
Risk prediction using AI
Unlike visibility-focused solutions that primarily monitor cargo in transit, Willog starts at the warehouse, where logistics risks often occur, and connects warehouse, trucking, maritime, and air logistics in one data foundation. By developing hardware, software, and AI in-house, the company provides domain-specific solutions that help customers respond faster, automate workflows, improve quality control, and make better operational decisions.
Trusted by global companies and recognized at the national level
Trusted by more than 200 global enterprise customers, Willog has built traction in mission-critical sectors such as defense logistics and national mission transportation. Its growth has been supported by the company’s strong implementation and retention in a complex logistics environment.
The company also enjoys strong social recognition, including winning the Korean President’s Award as part of its five major awards in 2025, and has expanded its presence across key markets in North America and Asia, including the United States, Singapore and Japan.
“With this investment, Willog is accelerating the next phase of its global growth across North America and Asia,” said Willog CEO Daniel Yun. “Logistics is one of the last industries that still relies heavily on manual experience. Willog transforms invisible logistics events into data, intelligence and action to help customers make better decisions at every level of the supply chain.”
He further added, “Our goal is not just to improve visibility, but to redefine how logistics are managed through supply chain intelligence. This investment gives us the foundation to expand that vision globally.”
About Willog
Willlog is an AIoT-powered supply chain intelligence company that helps shippers and logistics providers reduce product loss, improve quality control, address compliance issues, and lower logistics costs across condition-sensitive logistics. Unlike visibility-focused players that primarily track cargo in transit, Willog starts at the warehouse, where logistics risks often occur, and connects warehouse, trucking, ocean, and air logistics in one data foundation. Built by founders with deep logistics expertise and hands-on experience in previous logistics businesses, Willog develops hardware, software, and AI in-house to deliver domain-specific solutions that turn real-time cargo status data into alerts, actions, automation, and better decision-making. Founded in 2021, Willog has achieved 7x year-over-year growth in new customers, reached Series B2 in less than five years, won a President’s Award in South Korea, built a presence in North America and across Asia including Singapore and Japan, and is gaining traction in mission-critical sectors including defense logistics.
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