
Optimove, Twilio, Lob, Newgen, Windward, and Experlogix rarely land on the same slide. Yet they are all fighting one quiet war - turning a row in a database into a message you actually open.
The Boulder studio that started out making a strategy game and ended up quietly printing 10 million business documents a month.
It started as a plug-in that let office workers drag boxes into a workflow instead of begging IT for a script. Two decades and a shopping spree of acquisitions later, Nintex is betting its process platform can put AI agents to work without setting the whole building on fire.