GetAccept began with a familiar indignity: the brilliant sales meeting followed by a proposal nobody answers. Its answer grew from document tracking into a room where the whole deal can live - and where silence becomes data.
Accord began with a hand-drawn sales tool and a blunt idea: a deal is not real because a seller says so. It is real when the buyer has work in the plan.

The Berlin-born presentation app has grown from a handsome slide editor into a full pitching workspace. It is built for teams whose decks need to win attention, survive collaboration, and report back after they leave the room.
The Austin-based software company is turning the least glamorous part of enterprise sales - the machinery between a promising deal and recognized revenue - into one governed workflow. A $100 million growth round says the timing is no accident.

DealHub prices the deal. PandaDoc formats the paperwork. Most buyers who go shopping for one end up needing the other - here is why the choice is rarely either-or.