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Factorial found the business inside the paperwork
A Barcelona startup turned the chores of employment into a paid software business. Now it wants the same employee record to connect HR, finance, IT, and a pair of AI agents.
DT Modern Technology wants the work after the website
Websites, mobile apps, marketing, even the support desk: DT Modern Technology sells a broad answer to a familiar business problem. Getting online is only the beginning.
vcita Wants to Be the Back Office Small Businesses Never Had
The Israeli-founded software company started with a calendar. Sixteen years later, it is betting that the best AI for a small service business is the one already sitting beside the bookings, bills and client history.
The Salon Software That Waited 30 Years for Outside Money - and What Beauty Operators Can Steal From Its Playbook
Millennium Systems International turned an 18-year-old's salon POS into Meevo, a cloud operating system used by more than 150,000 people a day. Its advantage is also its risk: three decades of industry detail packed into software that must now feel as simple as a booking link.
ArboStar Is Turning the Tree-Care Clipboard Into a Control Room
Tree companies do dangerous physical work, then run the business through a relay of calls, paper and disconnected apps. ArboStar's answer is a vertical operating system that follows every job from the first ring to the final receipt.
ECI Built an ERP Empire From a Failed Office-Supply Bet
A dot-com office-supply seller discovered its most valuable product was the software behind the store. Twenty-seven years and 57 acquisitions later, ECI runs the digital back rooms of 25,000 small and midsize businesses.
AccountMate Software Corporation
AccountMate has spent four decades betting that the awkward parts of a business should shape its software - not be sanded away by it. In a cloud-first ERP market, that old-fashioned flexibility looks unexpectedly current.
majoo Indonesia
majoo is an Indonesian software-as-a-service company that gives micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs/UMKM) an all-in-one cloud platform combining a point-of-sale cashier, inventory, accounting, employee management, CRM, business analytics and an owner app. Founded in Jakarta in 2019, it lets small merchants in food & beverage, retail, services and beauty run and grow their businesses from a single dashboard and sell across offline and online channels.
HoneyBook
HoneyBook is an AI-powered business management platform built for independent service professionals - photographers, event planners, consultants, and creative freelancers. Founded in 2013 in San Francisco with roots in Tel Aviv, the platform combines CRM, contracts, invoicing, payments, scheduling, and workflow automation into a single clientflow hub. With $498M in total funding, a $2.4B valuation, $140M ARR, and more than $12 billion in payments processed, HoneyBook has become the dominant platform for the growing independent economy - helping over 100,000 small business owners run client relationships from first inquiry to final payment without switching between a dozen tools.