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DOSS and Rillet Partner to Bring Operations and Finance into the AI Era

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DOSS and Rillet announced a strategic partnership February 9, 2026, in San Francisco. The companies said the integration connects DOSS, an AI-native operations platform, with Rillet's AI-native general ledger to link operational data and financial reporting for consumer goods, health and beauty, manufacturing, and other inventory-intensive industries. DOSS serves as the system of record for inventory, procurement, production, and order management. Rillet functions as the financial system of record. Operational data from DOSS enters the Rillet GL in structured, explainable, and audit-ready form without a transformation layer or manual cleanup at close, the companies said. The integration lets joint customers push real-time inventory valuation and landed costs across products, warehouses, and channels directly into the GL. It also matches 3PL bills and purchase orders automatically, consolidates sales, COGS, and revenue recognition data with GAAP-compliant reporting, and automates AP and AR workflows. Customers can use AI copilots from Rillet, called Aura AI, or from DOSS, called Dossbot, to query live data on topics such as inventory adjustments or COGS changes by product or warehouse. Wiley Jones, CEO and co-founder of DOSS, said the partnership builds a modern bridge between operations and finance with a shared focus on automation and speed. Nicolas Kopp, CEO and co-founder of Rillet, said the integration supplies accounting teams with a unified source of truth and removes manual reconciliations and spreadsheet work. The companies described the goal as a zero-day close with books that remain accurate at all times. They said the integration delivers value in weeks rather than months and improves over time. This marks DOSS's first partnership in AI-native accounting.
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