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Orderful

“Can AI finally kill the per-partner mapping toil that makes EDI take months instead of minutes?”

Founded2017
HQSan Francisco, California, United States
FoundersErik Kiser
Total raised$85M
Latest roundSeries C
IndustryHorizontal SaaS / Supply Chain (EDI)
The story

Founded 2017 in San Francisco to modernize EDI — the decades-old, mapping-heavy protocol that runs retail/supply-chain document exchange. Grew a shared, certified trading partner network (10,000+ partners, 500M+ transactions) so customers could connect once and trade with anyone. In 2025 shipped Mosaic, an AI-native product that removes the per-partner mapping work entirely, and raised a $35M Series C from Koch Disruptive Technologies to lean into the AI-EDI narrative. Orderful is a supply-chain SaaS/infrastructure company — not an embedded finance provider.

Last 12 months
2025-12
2025
Product timeline
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Raised $35M Series C led by Koch Disruptive Technologies to expand AI-native EDI infrastructure· funding
2017
Founded to modernize EDI (electronic data interchange) with a cloud, API-first platform· pivot
2019
Raised $10M Series A led by Andreessen Horowitz to build API-based EDI cloud service· funding
2021
Raised $19M Series B to scale trading partner network· funding
2025
Launched Mosaic, an AI-native EDI product that eliminates mapping using JSON· product
The stack
1 layer disclosed in Orderful’s embedded-finance stack
Accounting
NetSuiteQuickBooks Online
Accounting gap: none

Orderful — frequently asked

Which accounting software does Orderful integrate with?

Orderful integrates with NetSuite and QuickBooks Online.

Who founded Orderful?

Orderful was founded by Erik Kiser and is founded in 2017, headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States.

How much funding has Orderful raised?

Orderful has raised $85M in total (latest round: Series C).

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