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AI dealer platform Brilliant Harvest secures $4M seed funding

Platform adopted by more than 50% of CNH large dealer locations

Equipment Finance News, AI AssistedbyEquipment Finance News, AI Assisted
February 6, 2026
in Dealer Operations
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Brilliant Harvest, an AI customer experience platform focused on the heavy equipment industry, has secured $4 million in seed financing as adoption accelerates across major dealership networks.

The funding round included new investors FTW Ventures, Alpaca VC, Automotive Ventures, SVG THRIVE and NYA Ventures, alongside existing backers Builders VC and AltaML, according to a Feb. 5 Brilliant Harvest release. The capital will support continued product development and expansion as dealers increasingly adopt AI-driven tools to improve service and operational efficiency.

Brilliant Harvest said its platform is used by more than 50% of CNH Industrial’s large dealer locations, reflecting growing confidence in AI-powered knowledge systems as a core component of dealership operations, while maintaining a focus on capital efficiency.

The AI provider reinforced its adoption with multiyear renewals by Rocky Mountain Equipment and Titan Machinery, two of the largest dealership groups, according to the release. The platform consolidates technical manuals, work orders and conversational data to deliver real-time answers to technicians and service teams.

Unlike general AI tools, Brilliant Harvest processes data and combines it with human verification to ensure OEM-compliant accuracy for specifications, parts and service information.

Check out our exclusive industry data here. 

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