Mannheim, April 24th 2026 – Elevating Patterns, a provider of an innovative digital thread platform for end-to-end data integration and orchestration throughout the product lifecycle, has secured a strategic partner in Q4P Ventures GmbH. Behind the investment firm is Oliver Loose, who brings extensive expertise in the SAP environment and in Product Lifecycle Management (PLM). As a co-founder of Coristo, a mid-sized SAP consulting firm that was successfully sold to CENIT AG, he has extensive experience in SAP projects and corporate management.
Through his investment via Q4P Ventures GmbH, Oliver Loose not only supports the company financially but also actively assists the team with strategic expertise and operational experience.
His focus is particularly on driving the further development of the Digital Thread platform and further strengthening its practical application in the industrial environment. In addition, Thomas Eickhoff has invested in the company; he has been part of the development team since mid-February of this year.
“With Oliver Loose, we are gaining a partner who understands our vision and will help us make significant progress with his deep industry knowledge. His experience in the SAP and PLM environments is a major asset for us as we continue on our growth trajectory,” says Michael Pfenning, CEO of Elevating Patterns GmbH.
Oliver Loose also sees great potential in this collaboration: “With its flexible digital thread platform, Elevating Patterns addresses a key challenge facing the industry—making industrial product data consistently usable across system boundaries. I look forward to supporting the team as they continue to expand and scale their operations.”
About Elevating Patterns
Elevating Patterns develops a powerful digital thread platform that helps companies intelligently link and orchestrate data throughout the entire product lifecycle. EP relies on cloud-native, high-performance software architecture and consistently leverages its AI-powered no-code approach to make configuring the platform as easy as possible.
