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ApprovalMax puts a checkpoint before the money leaves
The accounting software knows what you spent. ApprovalMax tackles who agreed to it - turning invoice chases, purchase orders and payment approvals into a record a finance team can actually follow.
Procurify Wants to Catch Every Bad Purchase Before the Money Moves
The Vancouver company found a valuable gap between spreadsheets and enterprise procurement suites. Now it is betting that a decade of customer spend context can turn AI from a chatty assistant into a careful operator.
The Back Office That Decided Spreadsheets Were the Enemy
Alek Koenig left Affirm to build the financial plumbing for the soda, skincare and snack brands blowing up your Instagram feed. The pitch is boring on purpose: stop reconciling five systems by hand.
GoodDay Software
GoodDay Software is an Austin-based startup building GoodDayOS, an AI-native, Shopify-embedded ERP alternative for inventory-driven consumer brands. Founded by former Chubbies and Loop Returns operators Kyle Hency and Dave Wardell, GoodDay unifies inventory, purchase orders, landed costs, presales, and multi-channel operations across DTC, wholesale, marketplaces, and retail - promising launches in weeks rather than the months and consultants legacy ERP demands. The company raised $7M in early 2026 (roughly $13.5M total) and counts 40+ Shopify brands among its customers.
Didero
Didero builds AI agents that automate enterprise procurement for manufacturers and distributors. Its platform sits as an agentic layer on top of existing ERP and procurement tools, reading the messy stream of emails, purchase orders, packing lists, and supplier messages, then executing the routine source-to-pay work - sourcing, quoting, PO lifecycle management, invoice reconciliation, and supplier communication - so supply chain teams can stop chasing exceptions and focus on strategic decisions.
Order.co
Order.co is a New York-based AI-powered spend efficiency platform that consolidates business purchasing, approvals, payments, and reporting into one system. Founded in 2016 as Negotiatus and rebranded to Order in 2022, it helps mid-market and enterprise companies cut costs through AI-driven sourcing, a 17,000+ vendor network, and accounts payable automation, overseeing more than half a billion dollars in annualized spend for customers like WeWork, SoulCycle, and Hugo Boss.