Decklar Reports 48% Yearly Revenue Growth as AI Transforms Supply Chains

Decklar Reports Impressive Growth in 2025

Decklar, a pioneering Real-Time Decision AI platform focused on global supply chains, has made headlines with its recent announcement of a robust performance as it enters 2026. The company reported a remarkable 48% year-over-year revenue growth for 2025, along with being EBITDA positive for the last three quarters and cash-neutral from operations. These milestones indicate a significant adoption of its Decision AI technology across Global 2000 enterprise supply chains.

Transitioning to Decision AI

In September 2025, Decklar officially rebranded to reflect its evolution from merely offering visibility to providing comprehensive Real-Time Decision AI capabilities. This upgrade allows organizations to shift from simply observing supply chain events to actively deciding on the next best actions needed in milliseconds. CEO Sanjay Sharma emphasizes, "Dashboards don't move freight. Decisions do."

Decklar’s infrastructure, which resembles a self-enriching supply chain knowledge graph akin to a 'B2B Google Maps' for global trade operations, integrates various elements necessary for effective decision-making. The proprietary platform is built on a foundation of over a decade of supply chain visibility data and has developed a mapping of more than 50% of the world's commercial trade lanes, incorporating over 12 million live shipment signals daily and accumulating more than one billion historical logistics events.

Expanding AI Solutions and Capabilities

In the latter half of 2025, Decklar transitioned its Decision AI platform to deployment in real enterprise settings. This innovative platform combines operational context with real-time visibility and AI-driven reasoning, empowering companies to make faster and more confident decisions amidst complex global supply chains. On average, customers adopted approximately 2.3 out of Decklar's eight Decision AI solutions, directly integrating them into their supply chain workflows.

During this period, Decklar also launched RADAR, which they have termed the first fully autonomous logistics control tower. RADAR is designed to streamline actions that alleviate disruption risks, thereby safeguarding crucial revenue during transit through continuous monitoring and early risk signaling. Essentially, it embeds decision logic into operational workflows, fostering automated detection of anomalies and enabling quicker resolutions to issues affecting compliance and service standards.

Additionally, Decklar highlighted a noteworthy shift in enterprises’ focus from mere shipment intelligence to asset-level intelligence. This means assets like bins, railcars, and various reusable supply chain equipment are continuously monitored, evaluated, and actively managed within operations.

A Focus on the Future

Looking ahead to 2026, Decklar aims to broaden its service spectrum, moving further into the realm of autonomous resolution loops rather than just detecting exceptions. Sharma has stated, "Our clear focus is on scaling Decision AI across operational automation, improving risk and resilience, and enhancing performance and forecasting." He underlined Decklar's commitment to setting the benchmark for real-time supply chain decision-making by providing enterprise-level AI that is transparent, integrated, measurable, and results-oriented.

Decklar's endeavors represent a crucial development in the supply chain industry. Historically, companies have invested significantly in planning and management systems, yet 60% of shipments still arrive late, and around 76% of reusable assets are underutilized. The traditional tools often rely on static information without the necessary business context. Decklar aims to bridge this gap with its AI-native platform.

Leveraging over ten years of continuously improving supply chain visibility data, Decklar now supports critical sectors, including pharmaceuticals and consumer packaged goods. It claims that its Real-Time Decision AI underpins over 42% of U.S. pharmaceutical shipments and facilitates more than 66% of South Asia's confectionery deliveries, significantly enhancing both the revenue and efficiency of these operations.

For additional insights and updates on Decklar’s innovations, visit their website at Decklar.