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Drata is a security and compliance automation platform that helps companies achieve and maintain frameworks like SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR, PCI DSS, and more. It connects to a company's cloud, identity, code, and HR systems to continuously monitor controls, automatically collect evidence, manage policies and security awareness training, and streamline audits, plus trust center and risk management features. Startups and enterprises use Drata to put compliance on autopilot. Drata uses custom, quote-based pricing based on frameworks, company size, and modules.

Origami Risk is an integrated SaaS platform for risk management, safety, claims administration, and insurance core operations, serving risk managers, insurers, brokers, and third-party administrators. It unifies risk and claims data, automates workflows, and supports governance, safety, and compliance programs, giving organizations a single system to manage risk information, process claims, and report on exposures across the enterprise. Origami Risk is used by corporate risk and safety teams, insurers, and TPAs that want to consolidate risk, claims, and policy operations rather than run disconnected tools and spreadsheets. Its configurable workflows, analytics, and reporting support RMIS, claims administration, and policy administration use cases, and its integrations connect to data sources. For organizations seeking a unified, configurable risk and insurance platform, Origami Risk is a comprehensive provider.

Thematic is an AI-powered customer feedback analytics platform that turns unstructured feedback from surveys, reviews, support tickets, and chat logs into themes, sentiment, and actionable insights. Using large language models, it automatically surfaces what drives metrics like NPS, ties themes to outcomes, and produces reporting and dashboards that CX, product, and insights teams can act on. Founded in Auckland, Thematic serves enterprise CX teams. It uses custom, quote-based pricing that scales with feedback volume, typically starting around $2,000/month.

MRPeasy gives small manufacturers the production planning and inventory control that used to require expensive enterprise ERP. It handles the full manufacturing cycle: bills of materials, production scheduling, shop-floor reporting, stock and lot tracking, procurement, and order management, all in a self-serve cloud platform priced per user. Because it is quick to implement, teams outgrowing spreadsheets can go live in weeks rather than months. Beyond the shop floor, MRPeasy adds CRM, purchasing, and accounting integrations with QuickBooks and Xero so orders, costs, and inventory stay in sync across the business. Real-time dashboards show capacity, material availability, and order status, helping planners avoid stockouts and late deliveries. MRPeasy is built for manufacturers with roughly 10 to 200 employees that want an accessible, all-in-one MRP/ERP without a heavy implementation.

Klipfolio is a dashboard and analytics platform offering two products - Klips, a highly customizable, formula-driven dashboard builder, and PowerMetrics, a metric-centric self-serve analytics tool - that help teams connect data from many sources and build dashboards to track business metrics. It serves businesses and agencies that want control over how their data is visualized. Klips gives full control over dashboard design with formulas and data manipulation for teams that want tailored, pixel-level dashboards, while PowerMetrics offers a simpler, metric-focused model for self-serve analytics with less configuration. Both connect to many data sources and support building and sharing dashboards, with unlimited users on Klips plans. Klipfolio prices Klips from around 140 dollars per month (Business) scaling up through Grow, Team, and higher tiers to about 1,025 dollars, with unlimited users on all tiers (constrained by dashboards and refresh frequency), while PowerMetrics offers a free version and paid plans from around 18 dollars per user per month (two-user minimum). Aimed at data-driven businesses and agencies, it competes with Databox, Geckoboard, Grow, Cyfe, and Tableau.

Plaid is a financial data network and API platform that lets developers securely connect apps to users' bank accounts to access balances, transactions, identity, and to initiate payments. It powers account linking and open finance for fintech apps, lenders, and businesses, handling secure authentication and data connectivity across thousands of financial institutions so companies can build banking, payments, lending, and personal finance experiences without integrating each bank directly. Plaid is used by fintech companies, banks, and businesses that need reliable, secure connections to consumer and business financial accounts for account funding, verification, lending underwriting, and personal finance. Its broad institution coverage, developer-friendly APIs, and data products make it a foundational layer of the fintech ecosystem. For companies building financial products that touch bank data, Plaid is a leading connectivity platform.

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Kledo is an Indonesian cloud accounting platform for small and medium businesses that need affordable bookkeeping, invoicing, inventory, and financial reporting localized for Indonesia. Built for non-accountants, it automates day-to-day accounting and produces compliant financial statements so SMEs can manage their books without expensive software or a large finance team. The platform covers invoicing and billing, expense and purchase management, inventory, bank reconciliation, financial reporting, and tax support, on affordable tiered plans (paid from around Rp 213,000 per month, with Pro, Elite, and Champion tiers) plus a forever-free plan and a 14-day trial. Its low-cost, Indonesia-localized accounting differentiates it for cost-conscious SMEs. Kledo serves Indonesian startups, small businesses, and SMEs that want affordable, easy cloud accounting. Its low pricing, free plan, and local focus make it a popular accounting platform for cost-conscious businesses in Indonesia.

GetAccept is a digital sales room and e-signature platform that helps sales teams engage buyers, share content, negotiate, and close deals with electronic signatures - combining document sharing, buyer engagement, video, and signing into a single deal-closing experience. It aims to move beyond just e-signature to a full buyer-engagement platform. The platform provides digital sales rooms where buyers and sellers collaborate, content sharing and tracking, electronic signatures, video messaging, proposal and quote presentation, and CRM integration, so sales teams create engaging, trackable deal experiences rather than emailing static documents. Its focus on buyer engagement throughout the deal distinguishes it from signing-only tools. GetAccept starts at 25 dollars per user per month for the eSign plan (unlimited electronic signatures, automated reminders, basic integrations), with a Professional plan at 49 dollars per user per month for the complete digital sales room experience, and an Enterprise plan at 79 dollars per user per month, with a minimum of 5 users on some plans. Aimed at sales teams, it competes with PandaDoc, Proposify, DocuSign, Qwilr, and Dock.

Elucidata builds a biomedical data platform (Polly) that helps life-sciences and pharma R&D teams find, clean, harmonize, and analyze complex biomedical data, genomics, multi-omics, and experimental data, to accelerate drug discovery. It combines data engineering, AI/ML, and curation to make messy biomedical data analysis-ready and reusable. Elucidata serves pharma, biotech, and research organizations. Pricing is enterprise and quote-based, scoped by data and users.