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Vaimo and Go Autonomous Partner to Automate B2B Commerce with AI

By Georgia Stubbs · 29 April 2026

Press Release: Vaimo and Go Autonomous Partner to Automate B2B Commerce with AI | Featured Image by FF Spotlight

Quick Summary

Vaimo and Go Autonomous have formed a strategic partnership to deliver autonomous B2B commerce solutions. By integrating AI-driven automation, the collaboration enables manufacturers and distributors to digitize manual sales channels, such as email orders and quotes, achieving up to a 90% autonomy rate in transaction processing.

How Does Autonomous B2B Commerce Solve Manual Bottlenecks?

Autonomous B2B commerce addresses the critical challenge of fragmented, manual sales processes that plague traditional industrial sectors. While B2C has long enjoyed seamless digital checkouts, B2B transactions often remain trapped in manual email threads and complex quote requests. This partnership allows Vaimo to deploy Go Autonomous’s AI execution fabric, which independently manages transactions in real-time.

  • Eliminate manual entry from non-ecommerce channels like email.
  • Automate complex quotes that typically require human intervention.
  • Bridge the gap between legacy operations and modern digital experiences.

"At Vaimo, we see Go Autonomous' execution fabric as the perfect solution and a vital addition to our offering for B2B clients," says David Holender, CEO at Vaimo. "It allows our customers to automate the parts of their commerce journey that are still manual and fragmented. By handling quotes and orders with AI from channels outside traditional ecommerce, we are helping our clients achieve true autonomy across their entire commercial operations."

What Results Can Manufacturers Expect from AI Integration?

The primary goal of this collaboration is to increase operational efficiency by delegating decision-making to AI. Unlike traditional automation that only handles simple tasks, this technology manages non-happy-path cases—ambiguous or complex orders that usually stall in a human inbox. This shift allows B2B organizations to scale rapidly without increasing headcount in administrative roles.

  • 85–90% autonomy rate achieved across all orders and quotes.
  • Real-time execution of selling goods without human touchpoints.
  • Strategic talent reallocation from reactive processing to customer growth.

"Go Autonomous enables manufacturers and B2B distributors to delegate decision-making, not just tasks. Across all orders and quotes, our customers achieve an 85–90% autonomy rate; the share of decisions executed without human intervention, including the ambiguous, non-happy-path cases that traditional automation can't handle. This results in organizations scaling rapidly while reallocating talent from reactive processing to strategic customer growth," says Bjarke Ruse Sejersen, CEO of Go Autonomous.

How Does This Partnership Improve the B2B Customer Experience?

Modern B2B buyers now expect B2C-level speed and transparency. By removing the friction of manual processing, companies can deliver instant quote responses and faster order confirmations. This partnership combines Vaimo’s digital experience expertise with Go Autonomous’s technical AI power to ensure that the autonomous B2B commerce journey is both efficient and user-friendly.

"We are thrilled to partner with Vaimo, a company that shares our passion for driving innovation in the commerce space," says Bjarke Ruse Sejersen, CEO of Go Autonomous. "By combining Vaimo's extensive expertise in digital commerce with our Autonomous Commerce technology, we can empower B2B organizations to eliminate manual bottlenecks, increase operational efficiency, and deliver a superior experience to their customers."

FF NEWS TAKE:

This partnership definitely moves the needle by tackling the "un-automatable" middle ground of B2B sales. While many firms focus on the web shop, the real friction lies in the autonomous B2B commerce of offline channels like email. Vaimo’s massive reach combined with Go Autonomous’s high autonomy rates (90%) suggests a major shift toward zero-touch B2B transactions that could finally kill the manual purchase order for good.

Companies in this story: Vaimo, Go Autonomous

People in this story: Renetta Korre, Bjarke Ruse Sejersen, David Holender

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