Built from five years inside the problem.
Not a startup guessing at what procurement needs. Procurea started with five years of ERP rollouts in manufacturing companies, watching sourcing work that had not changed in decades.
One founder · registered in Poland · 8 runs published in full
Rafał Reiwer
Founder. Five years, ERP consulting.
Five years inside the problem.
I spent five years as an ERP consultant, implementing SAP and Dynamics for manufacturing companies. The same scene repeated in every plant: a buyer with a browser, a handful of search terms in one language, a spreadsheet, and a week that disappeared into working out who could actually make the part.
The software for managing a purchase order existed and worked. The hardest part, deciding who is even worth asking, was still being done by hand on page one of a search engine.
So that is the part Procurea does. You describe what you are buying, the engine reads the live web in 26 languages, opens and judges every page, and hands back a scored, classified supplier list. Writing to those suppliers is still your job. The engine finds and screens; it does not send the enquiry, chase the reply or compare the offers, and I would rather say that here than let you find it out later.
This site says we because the alternative reads oddly in English. Behind it is one person, one engine and a handful of users. There is no team page because there is no team, no funding round behind any of it, and no customer count worth putting on a wall yet. What there is instead is every run, published.
The only measured numbers on this page.
The previous version of this page counted years and languages. These count campaigns: briefs written first, run end to end, and published whatever came back, including the runs that finished under the pass mark the engine set for itself.
Four rules the product is held to.
This is the procurement tool I wanted while I was the consultant in the room. AI-native from the first commit, with no legacy suite underneath it to work around.
Built from the trenches
Every decision in the product answers something seen on an ERP rollout, not a guess about what a procurement team might want.
A list, not a dashboard
What you get back is a scored, classified supplier list you can open in a spreadsheet. Nobody should buy software in order to look at charts.
Honest about the limits
The models are fast and they are fallible. Every row carries its score, the runs get published with their rejections still attached, and the last call belongs to a person.
AI-native, not AI-sprinkled
This was never a legacy tool with a chatbot bolted on. Agents do the sourcing, and the interface exists so you can check their work.
Registered in Poland, built for buyers in the US, Canada, the UK and Australia.
- Legal entity
- Procurea sp. z o.o., a Polish limited liability company
- Registered office
- ul. Pomorska 3/1, 85-050 Bydgoszcz, Poland
- Register
- Entered in the Polish National Court Register
- Founded
- 2025, by Rafał Reiwer
- People
- One. Engineering, support and this sentence.
- Paid for by
- The platform plans, $69 to $299 a month. No outside money has been raised.
One thing more, since this is the page people read to work out who we are. Three other companies trade under this name or one letter from it, and search engines have already described Procurea using one of their products, complete with ERP connectors we do not have. Procurea is not Procure Ai, not Procurea SAS at procurea.fr and not procurea.com.
Bring one line about what you are buying.
There is no sales floor to route you through. The call is with me, and if you send the brief first it will have been run before we speak.
Rather read first? Every run we have published