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Adaptive
Adaptive is a New York-based fintech building an AI-native financial platform for the construction industry. It sits on top of QuickBooks to automate the money side of building projects - reading incoming bills, matching them to the right job and cost code, routing approvals, tracking budgets and draws, managing vendor compliance, and processing payments. Founded in 2021 by Matt Calvano, Henry Bradlow, and Francisco Enriquez, the company serves custom homebuilders, general contractors, developers, and specialty trades, and raised a $19M Series A led by Emergence Capital in 2024.
Breezeworks
Breezeworks is a San Francisco-based software company that builds mobile-first business management tools for independent service professionals - plumbers, electricians, HVAC techs, cleaners, landscapers and other on-the-go contractors. Its app bundles scheduling, dispatching, customer management, automated reminders, GPS team tracking, custom invoicing and integrated payments (via Square and Breezeworks Payments, with QuickBooks sync) so a solo operator or small crew can run the entire back office from a smartphone. Founded in 2012 and backed by Obvious Ventures and a roster of notable tech investors, Breezeworks aims to keep small service businesses independent and efficient.
Knowify
Knowify is a New York-based cloud software company that helps trade and specialty contractors run the financial and project sides of their business in one system. Built around deep QuickBooks integration, it covers estimating, contracts, change orders, job costing, AIA progress billing, certified payroll, scheduling and field time tracking - aimed at small and mid-size subcontractors who have historically been underserved by enterprise tools built for large general contractors.
SEAD Software LLC
SEAD Software LLC is an Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey company that builds enterprise applications on Co-Wright, its proprietary low-code/no-code development platform. Combining full-stack development teams with drag-and-drop tooling, SEAD helps mid-sized businesses across finance, manufacturing, healthcare, supply chain, real estate and non-profits consolidate scattered data into a 'single portal of truth,' automate operations, and stand up custom, white-labeled applications at a fraction of the time and cost of traditional development.
Taxwire
Taxwire is a New York-based fintech that owns sales tax and global VAT compliance end to end for finance teams. It pairs an AI-native tax engine with a team of tax experts to handle nexus monitoring, registration, real-time rate calculation, filing, remittance, and audit resolution across roughly 22,000 US jurisdictions and 100+ countries. The company remits about $100M in sales tax a year for customers and raised $25M in combined Seed and Series A funding led by Headline in 2026.
Docyt
Docyt is a Santa Clara, California AI company that automates accounting and bookkeeping for small and mid-sized businesses, accounting firms, and multi-location operators. Its platform captures documents, reconciles the general ledger continuously, categorizes transactions, and produces real-time financial reports, layering on top of QuickBooks rather than replacing it. In 2025 the company launched HpAI (High Precision Accounting Intelligence), an accounting-specific AI engine trained on 128 billion accounting data points, with an initial vertical focus on hospitality and hotels. Founded in 2016 by Sid Saxena and Sugam Pandey, Docyt has raised roughly $27.2M to date.
Ignition
Ignition, founded in Sydney in 2013 as Practice Ignition, is a revenue and billing automation platform for accounting firms, bookkeepers, and professional-services businesses. It combines digital proposals, engagement letters, automated invoicing, and integrated payments into one system so firms can win clients, get paid on time, and reduce scope creep. More than 7,500 businesses use Ignition, and customers processed roughly $3.1 billion through the platform in 2025.
OneCrew
OneCrew is a San Francisco vertical-SaaS startup building the all-in-one operating system for asphalt and concrete paving contractors. Its platform stitches together CRM, estimating, scheduling, dispatch, field data entry, job costing, invoicing, integrated payments and a customer portal so paving businesses can run everything from lead to invoice in one place. Founded in 2021 by Ari Bleemer and Max Kostow, OneCrew has raised roughly $11.7M and reports customers seeing faster estimates and higher revenue after adopting the software.
Plooto
Plooto is a Toronto-based fintech that automates accounts payable and accounts receivable for small and medium-sized businesses and the accounting firms that serve them. It unifies invoice capture, approval workflows, domestic and international payments, and two-way reconciliation with QuickBooks, Xero, and NetSuite - giving finance teams one place to control money moving in and out. More than 10,000 organizations across North America use the platform.
Field Complete
Field Complete is an Atlanta-based software company that builds a field service management platform for home-service and trade businesses - HVAC, plumbing, electrical, appliance repair, landscaping, painting, property maintenance and more. Founded by contractors-turned-founders, the product lets small crews schedule and dispatch jobs, estimate and invoice on-site, collect payments, and - unusually - sub-contract portions of a work order to other companies while keeping full visibility. It launched with a free tier and paid plans, and integrates with QuickBooks and Stripe. The company has since begun operating under the brand Mr Task.
MotionOps
MotionOps is a Utah-based vertical SaaS platform that gives home service and home improvement contractors a single system to run their business - CRM, proposals, scheduling, invoicing, payments, timesheets, materials tracking, payroll prep and HR. Founded in 2021 by service-industry operator Trevor Maddux and software veteran Nikola Cvetkovic, it aims to replace the four or five disconnected tools that plumbers, electricians, remodelers, landscapers and cleaners typically stitch together.
Baton
Baton is a New York-based online marketplace that helps owners sell their small businesses and helps buyers acquire them. It replaces the slow, opaque world of traditional business brokers with fast data-driven valuations, confidential listings, digital data rooms, and guided M&A support - achieving a roughly 70% close rate at about half the cost of conventional brokers.
FlexPoint
FlexPoint is a payments and billing automation platform built specifically for managed service providers (MSPs) and the small-to-mid-sized businesses they serve. It automates the entire billing lifecycle - syncing with accounting and PSA tools, sending branded invoices and reminders, collecting payments via AutoPay, processing card and ACH transactions, and reconciling deposits - so technology partners get paid faster with far less manual work. Founded in 2023 by Victor Lopez, Sam Kushner, and Alex Kushner, FlexPoint has raised $19.5M and is trusted by more than 40,000 businesses.
Monograph
Monograph is a San Francisco-based software company that builds cloud practice-operations software for architecture and engineering firms. Its platform replaces spreadsheets with real-time tools for project budgets, staffing, time tracking, invoicing and profitability forecasting, giving design professionals live financial visibility into their work. Founded in 2019 by three architectural designers, Monograph serves thousands of A/E firms and has helped manage hundreds of millions of dollars in projects.