Tailor, a headless enterprise resource planning platform backed by investors including Y Combinator and NEA, has partnered with SoftLedger, a cloud-native accounting software provider offering multi-entity and multi-currency consolidation. The agreement integrates operational management tools with an application programming interface general ledger to serve retail and electronic commerce brands.
Through this integration, commercial operators can manage inventory, purchasing, and omnichannel orders across various modules while maintaining a centralized financial system of record. The combined software setup automatically links daily activity to the general ledger. This connection is designed to shorten the month-end closing process and provide finance departments with direct visibility into transaction data as transaction volumes increase.
"For fast-growing retail and ecommerce brands, operational agility means little if the financials can't keep up. By pairing Tailor's composable and flexible architecture with SoftLedger's API-first accounting platform, operators can change how their business runs without having to rebuild their financial reporting," said Yo Shibata, co-founder and CEO of Tailor.
Both platforms utilize an architecture that allows organizations to adapt their technology stack without relying on rigid legacy frameworks.
"Modern retailers shouldn't have to choose between operational flexibility and financial visibility," said Ben Taylor, CEO of SoftLedger. "Tailor gives operators a composable way to run their business, and SoftLedger makes sure every transaction flows straight through to their financials. Together we enable retailers to use their financial data to make better strategic decisions."
