Order.co launched the Order.co AI Command Center (beta), enabling businesses to leverage specialized AI agents across finance, purchasing, and procurement to automate workflows, optimize spend, and inform data-driven decisions throughout the procure-to-pay lifecycle.
“Order.co has always acted on behalf of our customers, turning insights into action in real time. With the Command Center, we’re putting that power directly in their hands. For the first time, teams can direct AI with intention, choosing what to automate and how to drive results, redefining what’s possible when AI becomes an active partner in achieving business goals,” says Zach Garippa, CEO and co-founder of Order.co.
Key takeaways:
· The Order.co AI Command Center provides specialized agents to automate core tasks and reduce manual effort:
Finance agents analyze spend trends and deliver instant reporting to surface cost-saving opportunities.
Purchasing agents build optimized carts, track deliveries, and maintain clean catalogs to ensure locations stay stocked efficiently.
Procurement agents evaluate vendor alternatives and analyze historical data to support smarter sourcing and strategic decision-making.
· Procurement teams can prompt the Command Center to find eco-friendly product alternatives at the same cost, instantly generating a ready-to-order list that aligns with both budget and sustainability goals.
· Similarly, purchasing teams can ask the Command Center to rebuild a weekly office supply order using historical data, ensuring locations can easily get what they need without manual effort or risk of missing key items.
· The Command Center leverages the unique context of each business, ensuring that every recommendation and action is tailored to specific organizational goals.
“The Order.co AI Command Center applies advanced AI models to nine years of operational data, giving agents the ability to interpret complex workflows, vendor networks, and spend patterns. This enables precise, context-aware actions that continuously adapt to business needs,” adds Tom Jaklitsch, CTO and co-founder of Order.co.
