Billtrust is a cloud-based fintech that automates the entire order-to-cash and invoice-to-cash cycle for B2B businesses - credit decisioning, online ordering, invoice delivery, payments, cash application, and collections. Founded in 2001 by Flint Lane, it went public via SPAC in 2021 (Nasdaq: BTRS) and was taken private by EQT in late 2022 for about $1.7 billion. Its Business Payments Network connects buyers, suppliers, and banks to move trillions in B2B payments with far less manual work.
Grant Halloran is the Chief Executive Officer of Billtrust, the B2B accounts receivable workflow and payments company. He stepped into the role in December 2025 after a multi-year run as CEO of Planful, where he tripled revenue and doubled both the customer base and headcount. A 25-year enterprise software operator, he has held senior roles at Anaplan, Infor, Heavy.ai (formerly OmniSci / MapD), and co-founded the SaaS marketing platform Orbis with his brother in Australia in the late 1990s.
Nishant Nair is the Founder and CEO of RecVue, a Palo Alto-based enterprise revenue operating system that manages over $100 billion in revenue for global enterprises. With 20+ years navigating quote-to-cash complexity, he built RecVue to unify billing, revenue recognition (ASC 606/IFRS 15), and partner compensation on a single AI-powered platform—bridging the stubborn gap between CRM and ERP that legacy systems have never solved. Backed by $20.19M in funding including a $13.19M Series A led by Cota Capital, RecVue processes over 100 million transactions monthly for customers like Hertz, World Wide Technology, and Crown Castle.
RecVue is a Palo Alto-based enterprise software company building an AI-powered Revenue Operating System (RevOS) that sits between CRM and ERP to automate billing, revenue recognition, and partner settlements for complex subscription and usage-based businesses. Founded in 2015 by Nishant Nair, RecVue today manages over $100 billion in annual revenue for customers including Hertz, ACI Worldwide, Textainer, and General Assembly.