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Plumsail
Plumsail automates document generation, web forms, and customer support for Microsoft 365 and SharePoint, helping teams save time and cut manual work.
PandaDoc turned document busywork into a billion-dollar deal
The document-automation company born in Belarus and headquartered in San Francisco crossed a $1 billion valuation by fixing the least glamorous part of every sale - the paperwork. In January 2026 its founder stepped out of the CEO seat and went back to building product.
Nintex
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.
Jotform
Twenty years, 35 million users, and not a cent of venture money: how Aytekin Tank turned a coder's most boring chore into a form-building empire.
Formstack
How a developer tired of building the same forms over and over turned a no-code side project into a workflow-automation company trusted by 25,000 organizations.
Roger
Roger is a New York eSignature and contract platform (YC W21) that turns clunky PDF signing into an app-like, mobile-first experience. Built for startups, SMBs, and growing sales, HR, and finance teams, it pairs reusable templates, approval workflows, smart reminders, and a searchable contract repository with pay-as-you-go pricing - positioning itself as a faster, simpler alternative to DocuSign.
Concord
Concord is an AI-powered contract lifecycle management (CLM) platform that lets any team - legal, sales, procurement, finance and HR - create, negotiate, e-sign, store and track agreements in one place. Founded in 2014 by Matt Lhoumeau and Florian Parain, the company targets the mid-market with fast deployment and transparent pricing, and says its software is used by hundreds of thousands of businesses worldwide.
EasySend
EasySend is an Israeli enterprise software company whose no-code, AI-assisted platform turns paper-based forms and PDFs into digital customer journeys. Insurers, banks and other regulated enterprises use it to build onboarding, claims, lending and renewal workflows - complete with data intake, document generation and legally binding eSignatures - without writing code. Founded in 2016 in Tel Aviv, the company serves more than 40 enterprise customers, has raised roughly $77M in total funding, and is used across most of Israel's financial and insurance market as well as clients in the US, Europe and Japan.
SpotDraft
SpotDraft is an AI-native contract lifecycle management (CLM) platform built for in-house legal and business teams. Founded in 2017 by Shashank Bijapur and Madhav Bhagat, it handles the full contracting journey - drafting, negotiation, AI-assisted redlining, e-signatures, and an intelligent repository - so legal teams can move faster without giving up control. With its VerifAI Microsoft Word plug-in and a broader 'Legal OS' vision, SpotDraft serves 450+ organizations and is used by growth-stage and enterprise companies to cut contract busywork and surface risk automatically.
Assembly
Assembly (formerly Copilot) is an AI-powered client portal platform for professional and creative service firms. It gives agencies, accountants, consultants, law firms and freelancers a single branded space where clients can message, sign contracts, pay invoices, share files and buy productized service packages, backed by a lightweight CRM and an AI assistant. Founded in 2020 by Marlon Misra and Neil Raina and based in New York, the Y Combinator-backed company serves more than a thousand service businesses across the US, Canada, the UK, Europe and Australia.
Matt Lhoumeau
Matt Lhoumeau is the cofounder and CEO of Concord, a contract lifecycle management platform used by over 100,000 companies. A French entrepreneur who founded his first company at 17, wrote speeches for Nicolas Sarkozy's 2007 campaign, and once spent six months manually renegotiating 500 contracts for a French telecom giant, Lhoumeau built Concord to make contract management as ordinary as sending an email.
Tal Daskal
Tal Daskal is the CEO and co-founder of EasySend, a Tel Aviv and New York-based no-code platform that turns paperwork like PDFs and manual forms into digital customer journeys for banks, insurers and financial institutions. He started the company in 2016 with brothers Omer and Eran Shirazi, reportedly working out of an attic, after seeing the paperwork problem first-hand inside the finance industry. A former IDF marine special forces officer, Daskal has raised roughly $77M for EasySend, including a $55.5M Series B in 2021, and now pushes the company toward AI-powered digital journeys serving enterprises like AXA, IKEA and Sompo International.
Anduin Transactions
Anduin is a private-markets fintech that digitizes the messy back office of alternative investing - turning paper-heavy fund subscriptions, data rooms, and investor onboarding into a single software workflow used by GPs and LPs around the world.
Signeasy
Signeasy is an AI-powered eSignature and contract management platform used by 130,000+ businesses to sign, send, and manage agreements from mobile, web, and inside tools like Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, HubSpot, and Salesforce. Founded in 2010 by Sunil Patro, it was bootstrapped for a decade before raising its first outside capital, and is known for being radically easier to use than legacy competitors.
Sunil Patro
Sunil Patro is the Founder and CEO of Signeasy, the electronic signature and contract management platform he built after a frustrating afternoon hunting for a fax machine in Riviera Maya, Mexico in 2009. He bootstrapped the company for over a decade, coded the first version from hostels across Central and South America, and grew it to 10 million users across 180+ countries before taking any outside funding. A former Microsoft software engineer and IIT Kharagpur graduate, Patro has made a career out of making complex workflows embarrassingly simple.