Mekari, an integrated software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform in Indonesia, has acquired omnichannel commerce platform Desty for an undisclosed sum.
The deal aims to strengthen Mekari’s omnichannel commerce solutions and drive business growth across the archipelago. Omnichannel commerce is experiencing rapid transformation due to increasing digitalisation and evolving consumer behaviour.
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With Desty’s integration, businesses can manage inventory, orders, products, warehouses, and customer conversations across various marketplaces within a single system, connected to Mekari’s existing financial, HR, and operational software.
“The integration of Desty into the Mekari ecosystem will help businesses reduce operational complexity. From inventory and finance to customer communications– everything can now be managed in one platform. The goal is simple: to make businesses more efficient so they can focus on growth,” stated Suwandi Soh, CEO of Mekari.
“With Desty, we are expanding Mekari’s ecosystem from back office to commerce. Our vision is for every business in Indonesia, from SMEs to enterprises, to access technologies that were once only available to large players,” he added.
Mekari claims it serves over 35,000 businesses and one million professionals with a comprehensive suite of cloud-based products, including HR and payroll, accounting and operations, and CRM and omnichannel engagement.
Founded in 2021, Desty empowers retailers and brands to effectively manage both their online and offline sales channels from one centralised system.
Dennis Harsono, CEO of Desty, said. “For Desty users, nothing changes except more opportunities. With Mekari’s ecosystem, our services will be stronger, more integrated, and provide access to new capabilities that were previously unavailable.”
“Omnichannel is no longer optional; it’s a necessity. With Mekari’s support, we want to ensure that every merchant, from small businesses to large brands, can grow faster and smarter,” he added.
Both companies are backed by East Ventures.
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