Last month, we launched Tailor Omakase ERP in Toyko, expanding our reimagined cloud-based ERP offering to enterprise companies in Japan.
When we founded Tailor, our mission was simple: to bring composable, modern business systems to companies burdened by aging, inflexible ERP platforms.
We wanted to build something that could evolve as fast as your business does — a system that reflects the workflows that make your company unique, not one that forces you into rigid and inefficient ways of working.
Omakase is a major milestone on that journey.
Omakase means “chef’s choice” — an experience where you trust the chef to serve something expertly crafted. Tailor’s Omakase product is built in that spirit. Informed by our experience working with countless teams from SMBs to enterprises, Omakase is our take on what a high-quality, ready-to-use ERP experience should feel like: thoughtfully designed, lightning-fast to deploy, and seamless to use.
Unlike traditional ERP systems, Omakase uses Tailor’s unique headless architecture, separating the front end from the business logic and exposing all functionality via APIs. This makes it incredibly easy to connect with your existing systems, whether you're running SAP, Salesforce, or custom in-house tools. It’s ERP built for the API-first era.
We’ve paired this with an innovative UI that’s everything modern users expect from their personal and work app experiences: polished, intuitive, and still fully customizable based on our platform.
Many ERP vendors treat design as an afterthought. We see it as a strategic advantage. With Omakase, what you see is what you get—and what you get is clean, modern, and fast.
Omakase is designed for mid-sized to large companies who’ve outgrown their existing systems or are looking for more flexible ways to scale their operations.
It’s particularly well-suited for teams managing supply chain, inventory, production, and purchase orders. Think of it as “ERP Lite,” not because it’s lacking in power, but because it’s focused. Omakase complements your existing ERP rather than replacing it completely. If your SAP accounting module works well for finance, you can keep it and implement Omakase for inventory and purchasing. Omakase handles the parts of the business where agility and innovation are key without disrupting what already works.
I hear the same story across the companies we serve: the business wants to move faster, but IT can’t keep up. Legacy systems are holding them back. Small changes require long lead times, outside vendors, and massive coordination — and sometimes break after the first update.
Composable ERP changes that. By decoupling systems into modular components, companies can upgrade what they need, when they need it. Omakase brings that flexibility to our first customers in Japan: providing a modern architecture, rapid UI deployment, and full access to Tailor’s scalable platform.
We first launched Tailor as a completely bespoke ERP that was developer-first, and endlessly customizable — and all of that is still true. But we realized that users don’t always want the endless choices that come with endless customization.
Omakase is the answer to the operational “analysis paralysis” many teams face when implementing ERP solutions. It is a curated experience with a sleek, out-of-the-box UI and commonly-used modules ready to go from day one.
We’re already seeing Omakase used in ambitious ways: replacing Excel-based operations, integrating with AI agents, streamlining field workflows across mobile devices. And we’re working closely with early adopters to expand what’s possible.
Omakase is already available in the U.S., and as a San Francisco-based company, Tailor has been on the ground with U.S. operators at the center of retail’s unique complexities and opportunities. We couldn’t be more excited to offer Omakase as a tailored, flexible ERP command center — designed for the industry’s most innovative and fastest-growing brands.
Reach out to our team to learn more about how Omakase and Tailor’s headless ERP can transform your operations.
