The first sale gets the applause. Recharge built a business around the quieter question: what makes a customer come back?
A Fargo software company followed the paperwork from grain delivery to payment. The result is a network built around the business relationships agriculture already runs on.
Company.com built a business around an unglamorous problem: small companies had plenty of software and too little time to manage it. Its move from bundled services to connected customer portals makes a useful case study in selling convenience.
Aviva cut its quote journey from 20 minutes to 10. Ticker reached market in six months. Behind both sits ICE-Tech, an insurance software business built around a stubborn idea: customers should be able to change their own products.