Tailor has finalized its Series A funding, bringing the total capital raised to $37 million. This final tranche of $15 million saw participation from i-nest capital and ALPHA.
Several significant institutional backers joined the round, including Fukoku CVC Fund and JPS Growth Investment Limited Partnership. Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank also contributed to this latest close.
Existing seed investors, notably Global Brain and Globis Capital Partners, increased their commitments to the modular ERP provider. This continued support validates Tailor's headless approach to enterprise resource planning.
The funding fuels Tailor’s aggressive expansion into the U.S. market while solidifying its core presence within Japan. The company aims to build the most customizable ERP platform available for operators.
Current enterprise systems often fail to meet the dynamic needs of modern retail and e-commerce businesses facing constant volatility. Legacy ERPs impose rigid structures that stifle necessary operational pivots.
Tailor offers an API-first, modular solution, allowing companies to integrate best-of-breed tools without major re-architecture. This flexibility grants developers and AI agents direct programmatic access to core data.
The company plans to deploy the new capital to enhance native AI automation within its inventory, purchasing, and finance modules. Expanding U.S. customer success teams is also a primary objective.
Furthermore, Tailor will invest in building out its ecosystem partnerships across fulfillment, procurement, and specialized AI services. This strategy ensures a more unified operational stack for its growing clientele.
