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Intapp Built a $578 Million Business on the Work Nobody at a Law Firm Wants to Do
Generic software treats every company alike. Intapp made the opposite bet - that law firms, dealmakers and advisers will pay for software that already knows their rules.
Dustin Sedgwick Keeps Making Invisible Businesses Feel Like the Main Event
He helped turn Surface into a sports story, made corporate payments fill arenas, and now wants professional firms to hear the music in their own data. Dustin Sedgwick's specialty is giving backstage machinery a front-row seat.
Austin Miller Is Teaching Architects to Read the Weather
After two decades crossing sales, marketing, operations, and revenue, BQE’s CMO has arrived at a useful idea: useful marketing begins by understanding how the customer’s business actually works.
Float or Resource Guru? Decide What a Promise Looks Like
Float helps teams model how much work fits across a project timeline. Resource Guru turns availability into calendar commitments - and its newer flexible bookings make the choice more nuanced than the usual forecast-versus-booking shorthand.
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.