Matilda Technologies wins second European project with global beverage company

Matilda Technologies said a global beverage company is expanding its use of the company’s fulfillment platform after a successful March 2026 go-live at a European site. The move adds another international deployment for Matilda and underscores demand for yard and fulfillment tools that meet regional data and language requirements.

Why it matters: - Matilda Technologies is turning a single European rollout into a broader international relationship with a global beverage company. - The expansion signals that warehouse and yard software can scale across regions while still meeting local privacy, language, and data residency rules. - The deal adds momentum after Matilda was named Most Innovative Fulfillment Technology Company 2026 in Corporate Vision’s Logistics, Warehouse & Supply Chain Awards.

What happened: - Matilda Technologies announced that a global beverage company is expanding its use of Matilda’s platform after a successful go-live at a European facility earlier this year. - The first deployment went live in March 2026 at the site’s gate and yard operations. - The beverage company has now engaged Matilda for a second project that is already underway.

The details: - The March rollout included M.Folio yard management and eBOL. - Since go-live, the European facility has processed more than 40,000 driver check-ins through M.Folio. - The European deployment runs on infrastructure hosted in the EU. - The system is GDPR compliant. - Drivers have access to 10 languages at check-in. - Matilda says the project shows the platform can support multinational operations while meeting regional data residency and privacy requirements. - Matilda builds AI-native fulfillment technology for warehouses, distribution centers, and 3PLs. - M.Folio covers yard management and eBOL. - Optional hardware integrations include kiosks, lift gates, and AI-powered cameras. - M.Toolbox covers fulfillment analytics, dock scheduling, and 3PL billing. - Matilda’s software is in use at more than 700 facilities across North America and Europe.

Between the lines: - The second project suggests the initial European implementation delivered enough value to justify expansion. - The 10-language setup and EU-hosted infrastructure point to the kind of localization multinational supply chains increasingly need. - Matilda is using the European win to reinforce a broader message that its North American deployments can translate internationally.

What’s next: - The second project is currently underway. - Matilda appears positioned to use the beverage company expansion as proof that its platform can move across geographies without major rework. - More international deployments could follow if the European model continues to perform.

The bottom line: - Matilda’s European go-live has already turned into a second deployment, giving the company a visible example of international traction with an enterprise customer.