The leading SaaS order management system (OMS), Deck Commerce, sees continued growth over the last 18 months and secures funding to expand product offering, broaden strategic network, and power customer growth.

Deck Commerce, the St. Louis-based software company announced that it closed $7.8MM in Series A funding led by Plymouth Growth, a growth equity firm based in Ann Arbor, MI. This new partnership will allow Deck Commerce to enhance its product offering to feature even more robust direct-to-consumer capabilities for leading brands. The company intends to use the funds to expand its strategic alliances, amplify sales and marketing initiatives, and drive product development.

Deck Commerce plans to extend its partner program as it has seen the value in a network of eCommerce leaders who can wholistically deliver incredible consumer shopping experiences. “The name of the game today is speed and flexibility. Partnering with other eCommerce experts helps us deliver industry-leading solutions in a fast and efficient manner, bringing tremendous value to our customers,” says Deck.

Powering some of the most innovative brands such as New Balance, Build-A-Bear, FILA, Saje Natural Wellness, The Honest Company, and more, Deck Commerce enables retailers to manage and optimize the entire order lifecycle—from storefront to front door. The OMS is system agnostic with an API-based integration framework and configuration controls to allow retailers to quickly connect both front and backend systems.

“Deck Commerce has deep expertise and strong leadership in the eCommerce SaaS space,” explains Brook Critchfield, Partner at Plymouth Growth. “Its robust, versionless order management system is designed to provide its customers with a very quick time to value and high ROI. Deck Commerce is a game changer for any retailer who understands the power of investing in a future-proof order management system.”

With Plymouth’s investment, Brook Critchfield will join Deck Commerce’s Board of Directors. “We couldn’t be more excited to be a part of the Deck Commerce story,” said Critchfield.