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Calero and the bills nobody remembers
The expensive part of enterprise technology can be the part nobody remembers buying. Calero connects the contracts, the usage and the people who can finally switch things off.
Velocity makes the boring stuff work
A photo printer, a hotel Wi-Fi network, a screen selling ads. Velocity built a business around the work that starts after the equipment arrives.
Sakon finds the money hiding in your phone bill
A waived fee. A forgotten circuit. A phone still assigned to someone who left. Sakon connects the records that let telecom waste hide in plain sight.
BCM One. Fewer loose ends.
A phone call can cross half a dozen systems before anyone says hello. BCM One has built a business around making those connections easier to run - and harder to lose track of.
RazorFlow and the bill that outlived the network
A disconnected circuit can keep sending invoices. RazorFlow connects telecom orders, inventory and expenses so operators can see what they bought, what they use and what they should pay.
Lightyear
Lightyear is a New York-based enterprise software company building a 'Telecom Operating System' that digitizes how large organizations buy and manage network services. Founded in 2019 by Dennis Thankachan and Ryan Schrack, the platform automates telecom procurement, network inventory management, and bill consolidation across a marketplace of 1,000+ carriers, replacing a process that has traditionally relied on phone calls, spreadsheets, and weeks of waiting. It serves 300+ enterprises and 5,000+ users, including Palo Alto Networks, Five Guys, Alo Yoga, Pandora Jewelry, and Teladoc.