Orla

Orla reframes accounts payable as an executed flow rather than a queue of manual approvals. Money moves in one order: what is owed, the plan, a single check against the mandate, the rail that carries the payment, what came back, and then the books. Systems such as mail, HR, ERP and CRM feed the flow, AI agents work inside it, and payment rails carry it. A person steps in only where the mandate deliberately reserves the decision for them, such as a payment above a limit or new bank details for a supplier.

The product is built around a written mandate that states what Orla may pay, from which account, and up to how much. During an initial pilot period every kind of action waits for a human press, and once your team is comfortable it can let specific categories run autonomously. A supervisor view watches the whole pipeline and can stop it anywhere, and each agent wallet or card has its own ceiling. Agents are also first-class actors: an AI agent can hold a wallet, a card and a line in the mandate, so autonomous software can spend within a fence rather than with unlimited access.

On the rails side, Orla offers real US ACH and wire details plus European SEPA IBANs issued through an account partner. Funds arriving are converted into USDC in a wallet you own, and the same balance can pay out to a bank in dollars or euros, with every fee shown on its own line before you send. The platform is positioned for agencies, crypto-native businesses, companies paying contractors worldwide, SaaS startups and AI-native teams, and it exposes a developer surface including webhooks and an agent API alongside comparison pages and free tools.