Structify in the press.
Coverage of Structify from the trade press and industry media. Here is where our work with manufacturing and operations teams shows up in print, online and on air.
Pine Services GroupSep 1, 2026Structify Partners with Pine Services Group to Put AI Foundation in the Hands of 18 Value-Added Resellers and 10,000 Customers
Structify's AI foundation now spans Pine's 18 operating companies and the roughly 10,000 mid-market customers they serve, letting partners layer custom AI on Sage, NetSuite, Acumatica, SAP Business One, Epicor and other ERPs with no migration or replatforming.
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Modern Machine ShopAug 28, 2026Structify Showcases Custom AI, Digital Automation Tools
Structify works on site with manufacturing teams to develop purpose-built AI systems, digital automations and data projects tailored to existing shop workflows.
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US Manufacturing ReportAug 3, 2026Structify
Most manufacturers are still unclear on what AI does for their bottom line. COO and co-founder Ronak Gandhi walks through how Structify builds for the shop floor instead of selling a one-size-fits-all product.
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ERP TodayJul 13, 2026Structify's Alex Reichenbach on AI for Unstructured Data in M&A
Filmed at SNP Transformation World 2026: roughly 80% of enterprise information is unstructured, and it has quietly undermined M&A for years. Alex Reichenbach explains how the SNP joint venture reads that data semantically so a divested entity comes out with a stronger data foundation.
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SNP GroupMay 6, 2026SNP advances its AI capabilities for unstructured data
SNP SE has established a joint venture with Structify, extending the Kyano platform to extract, contextualize and process the unstructured enterprise data that carries the risk in an M&A transaction.
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VentureBeatApr 30, 2025Structify raises $4.1M seed to turn unstructured web data into enterprise-ready datasets
Data preparation eats up to 80% of a data scientist's time. Structify launched out of Brooklyn with $4.1M in seed funding and a visual language model that reads the web the way a person does.
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