Anrok

Anrok is a global indirect tax compliance platform that manages the full compliance lifecycle for digital-first businesses: nexus and exposure monitoring, registration, tax calculation, filing, remittance, reconciliation and audit-ready reporting. The company positions the product as compliance infrastructure running on a single data model, so that US sales tax and international VAT/GST are handled from one system rather than through a combination of point tools, outside filing firms and manual spreadsheets. Coverage is described as 150+ countries and 11,000-13,000+ US taxing jurisdictions, including home-rule cities.

The platform connects to customers' billing, payments, ERP and ecommerce systems through 40+ no-code native integrations (named examples include Stripe, NetSuite, Salesforce, Zuora, Chargebee, QuickBooks, Workday, WooCommerce and Shopify) and also ingests employee location data via HRIS integrations to capture physical nexus created by remote staff. Transactions can also be routed through Anrok's API or, per the company, by agents. Anrok says it registers US customers for free in states and cities that tax digital sales, files US returns itself, and works with local partners for filings in other markets; it also covers e-invoicing requirements. Typical implementation is stated as one to four weeks, with pre-sale sandbox access for accuracy validation.

Alongside the product, Anrok publishes guides, reports and webinars for finance teams on topics such as e-invoicing mandates, sales tax treatment of AI products, audit preparation (including a playbook produced with KPMG's indirect tax practice and Fresh FP&A), and California's taxation of SaaS beginning January 1, 2027.