Databutton
Pivoted to Riff: ERP-connected AI agents for procurement teams
Overview
Databutton fully rebranded to Riff and pivoted from a general Python/FastAPI app builder into an enterprise platform where AI agents chase suppliers, match invoices and update ERPs — reading and writing directly into SAP, Oracle, Infor and Microsoft Dynamics.
What you can produce with Databutton
- AI agents for supplier confirmation chasing and PO follow-up
- Automated invoice matching and ERP record updates
- Delivery risk flagging across procurement and logistics
- Direct read/write integration with SAP, Oracle, Infor and Microsoft Dynamics
- SOC 2 and ISO 27001-aligned, GDPR-compliant, EU data residency
- Overlay deployment model — no ERP replacement, weeks not months to implement
ASEAN Perspective
Databutton in Southeast Asia
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This entry is stale in a way text alone can't fix: Databutton, the Python/FastAPI app builder for data scientists, doesn't exist anymore. The company rebranded to Riff in October 2025, raised a $16M Series A led by Northzone, and by mid-2026 had repositioned entirely around procurement and operations — AI agents that chase supplier confirmations, match invoices and update ERP records inside SAP, Oracle, Infor and Microsoft Dynamics.
It's now an enterprise sales-led product for manufacturing and logistics teams, not a self-serve builder for developers, so it no longer fits a Code & Dev Tools listing at all. There's no public pricing and, as far as we could find, no independent review-site presence yet to judge real-world reliability against the "remove up to 80% of manual work" claim on its own site.
What people say
What's listed here as 'Databutton' hasn't existed under that name since October 2025. Founded in 2021 by Trygve Karper, Martin Skow Røed and Viral Shah, Databutton started as a general-purpose AI app builder aimed at data scientists and Python developers — generate a FastAPI backend and React front end from a prompt, screenshot or diagram. The company rebranded to Riff, and databutton.com now 301-redirects straight to riff.ai.
The pivot happened in stages. Riff's first phase, launched alongside the rebrand, was still a broad 'vibe coding for business' pitch — no-code app generation with native integrations into HubSpot, Notion and Google Sheets, reportedly used by 150,000-plus people at companies including Twilio and Cognite. By mid-2026, the positioning had narrowed hard: Riff now builds AI agents specifically for procurement, planning and logistics teams, deployed as an overlay on existing ERP systems rather than a replacement for them.
In October 2025, Riff raised a $16M Series A led by Northzone (Skyfall Ventures, Maki.vc, Sondo Capital, Global Founders Capital and Illusian also participated), bringing total funding to $21M, per Tech.eu and Sifted's coverage of the round. The current product connects directly to SAP, Oracle, Infor LN/M3 and Microsoft Dynamics to automate work like chasing overdue purchase-order confirmations, matching invoices line by line, and flagging delivery risk — tasks Riff's own materials describe as consuming procurement teams' weeks that should go to strategy instead. The company claims up to 80% of that manual work can be removed, cites Glamox, Melbye and Aker QRILL as customers, and markets SOC 2 and ISO 27001 alignment plus EU-resident data storage for the enterprise buyers it's now targeting.
None of this resembles a developer tool anymore, and we found no G2, Capterra or Trustpilot presence yet to independently verify the product under either name. Pricing isn't public — Riff is sold through direct sales with implementation pitched as taking weeks, not months. Anyone landing on this entry expecting the old Databutton will find a completely different product at the other end of the link.
Summary of public user & expert reviews, compiled by RECATOOLS.
About this listing
This entry was compiled from publicly available data including Databutton's official website, press releases, documentation, and reputable third-party publications. RECATOOLS is not affiliated with Databutton unless explicitly stated.
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