Order.co is starting 2025 with a sharpened focus on eliminating the headaches of B2B purchasing—especially the ones that slow teams down behind the scenes. In March, the company rolled out new payment capabilities designed to give finance and operations leaders greater control and visibility. The updates include real-time budget tracking, vendor-specific virtual cards, and automated tax exemption management—all aimed at streamlining transactions while staying compliant.
The launch came on the heels of a new integration with Avalara, bringing automated sales tax compliance directly into the Order.co platform. Customers can now register exemption status once and apply it across all vendors, removing the need for repetitive paperwork and reducing the risk of costly errors. Together, the two moves mark a clear step forward in the company’s push to simplify purchasing for multi-location businesses and finance teams juggling dozens of vendor relationships.
Looking ahead, Order.co is positioning itself as a central hub for intelligent spend management—one that combines procurement, payments, and compliance into a single, intuitive platform. As back-office complexity grows and more companies look to replace spreadsheets and point solutions, Order.co is making the case that smarter infrastructure doesn’t just cut costs—it frees up teams to focus on what matters.
