Vendidit

Vendidit is an applied artificial intelligence company that transforms how organizations manage physical assets across their entire lifecycle. The platform uses visual intelligence to create evidence-based records from a simple photograph, identifying an item's category, model and variant, assessing its condition with a grade and defect report, and returning a market-aware valuation. Every capture is bound to a serial number, custodian and location, creating a chain of evidence rather than a chain of assertions. The platform then determines the optimal disposition for each item, whether that is reissue, repair, resale through a specific channel, donation or disposal, all governed by the organization's own rules.

The company operates four distinct products on a single technology platform. Upstream handles returns, disposition and resale for retailers, logistics providers and 3PLs. ClaimLeo serves insurance carriers and adjusters with contents claims identification, valuation and salvage management. ListerLeo provides bulk cataloging, warehouse operations and channel listing for auction houses and resellers. GlobalSKU delivers product identification and channel control for brands and consumer goods companies. Additionally, Asset Intelligence serves public sector and regulated environments with property accountability, serial and custody tracking, condition verification over time, and managed disposition.

Vendidit deploys across nine sectors spanning federal, state and local government, insurance, retail, logistics, 3PL, consumer goods and brands. The platform runs on Amazon Web Services in standard cloud, restricted isolated environments with no external connectivity, or integrated configurations that extend existing systems of record. Deployments follow a structured engagement model: discovery in weeks one to two, solution architecture in weeks two to four, and deployment in weeks four to eight, with some operations going live in days. The company works through direct sales, AWS Marketplace, government purchasing partners and technology licensing agreements, and partners with organizations including Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and Merrill.