Main Capital Invests In French Logistics Software Firm Shippingbo
Oct 28, 2025 | By Kailee Rainse

Shippingbo, a French provider of logistics management software, has received investment from Main Capital Partners to fuel its next phase of growth.
SUMMARY
- Shippingbo, a French provider of logistics management software, has received investment from Main Capital Partners to fuel its next phase of growth.
Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Toulouse, Shippingbo offers a cloud-based platform that integrates Order Management (OMS), Warehouse Management (WMS), and Transport Management (TMS) into one seamless system.
The platform helps e-commerce brands, logistics providers, and retailers automate fulfilment, optimise warehouse operations and manage transport flows efficiently through a centralised interface. It delivers scalability, flexibility, and end-to-end automation, supporting robust omnichannel logistics strategies.
With a team of around 80 professionals, Shippingbo serves nearly 1,000 customers across sectors like consumer goods, 3PL logistics, sports & leisure, and food & beverage. Its key clients include Venom, Teddy Smith, Weber Industries, DHL, Deret and Stef.
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Marc Heiricher, Founder and CEO of Shippingbo, shared: “We are very proud of this strategic agreement with Main Capital to support us in this new chapter.
Main’s experience in the software sector and in supporting scale-ups through their growth journey will allow us to accelerate Shippingbo’s development significantly.
This new partnership validates our vision and will provide us with new resources to continue innovating internally, strengthen our partner ecosystem, and roll out a Buy & Build strategy to reinforce our position as an established unified logistics platform for omnichannel commerce in France and internationally.”
While most of Shippingbo’s revenue currently comes from France, the company has strong international ambitions, with a growing presence in Spain, Belgium, and Switzerland.
Partnering with Main Capital Partners will enable Shippingbo to accelerate its growth through innovation, international expansion and a targeted buy-and-build strategy, reinforcing its position as a leading logistics software provider.
The collaboration will focus on expanding Shippingbo’s functional coverage (OMS, WMS, TMS), developing complementary modules and a partner network, and enhancing its go-to-market strategy to better serve its European clients.
Led by its founding management team, who will retain a significant ownership stake, Shippingbo remains committed to driving the next phase of its growth alongside Main.
This deal marks Main Capital Partners’ third platform investment in France in 2025, following the opening of its Paris office earlier this year.
According to Jonas Kruip, Co-Head France & Senior Investment Manager at Main Capital Partners, as supply chains grow increasingly digital, data-driven, and customer-centric, integrated OMS, WMS, and TMS solutions are becoming essential to achieving efficiency, transparency, and scalability across the supply chain.
“Shippingbo’s scalable and modern platform is uniquely positioned to address these needs, and we look forward to working closely with the management team to accelerate innovation and expand the company’s presence internationally both through organic and inorganic growth."
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