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• Nory — Nory is an agentic-AI restaurant operating system for multi-unit operators. It connects demand forecasting, labour scheduling, inventory and ordering, payroll and BI in one platform, applying the standards of an operator's best site across every location. Vendor-reported outcomes include up to 97% forecast accuracy, up to 50% less food waste and 100+ admin hours saved. Pricing is quoted, and buyers should validate AI governance, data-training and security terms during evaluation.
• Flieber — Flieber is an AI operations platform for modern commerce. Flieber Inventory connects sales channels, warehouses and suppliers and forecasts demand at SKU level on a custom engine built with Nixtla's TimeGPT, while Flieber Studio lets operators describe agents, workflows and apps in plain English. The vendor claims free onboarding with setup in under an hour and no implementation fees; pricing is custom-quoted from sales volume, channels and SKU count. Customers report fewer stockouts and less time on replenishment across Amazon, Shopify, Walmart and 3PL data.
• Checkr — Checkr is an AI-native background check and verification platform used by 140,000+ businesses. It runs criminal, identity, employment, education and driving checks via self-serve sign-up, embeds or a REST API, priced per report from $29.99. Checkr AI classifies charges, inspects documents, matches identities and predicts turnaround, and an official MCP server lets AI agents query check status. Key use cases: workforce hiring, mortgage income verification, tenant screening, trust and safety, insurance.
• Flagright — Flagright is an AI-native financial crime compliance platform for banks, fintechs, payment processors and crypto firms. It unifies real-time transaction monitoring, dynamic risk scoring, watchlist and adverse-media screening, case management and automated SAR/STR filing to FinCEN and 70+ GoAML jurisdictions. Explainable AI agents, a natural-language rule builder and AI case narratives cut false positives and investigation time, and 70+ pre-built integrations support roughly two-week deployments. Pricing is quote-based.
• Intenseye — Intenseye is a real-time AI workplace safety platform: computer vision, running on your existing IP cameras or Intenseye's Sentinel hardware, flags 50+ high-risk hazard types and can trigger on-floor alerts or a machine hard stop. The vendor reports 400+ facilities live in 45+ countries. Pricing is one annual subscription per connected camera, with all safety use cases and the Chief AI copilot included; hardware and optional Connect/EHS Suite modules are extra. Face blurring and masking are on by default. SOC 2 Type II and GDPR are claimed on its security page.
• Offra — Offra is an AI bid-review platform for firms answering public tenders. It ingests PDF, Word and Excel tender packages, extracts every requirement, key date and mandatory document into a to-complete checklist, checks each item against the bidder's profile, projects and certifications, and flags gaps by severity. Business plans add win-chance scoring from five years of public award records, an uncapped tender radar and one-click draft answers. Plans run $299–$799 per month and the first bid is free.
• Aurelian — Aurelian is an AI platform built for 911 PSAPs and emergency communications centers. AVA answers non-emergency calls automatically so call-takers can stay on emergencies, while CORA provides real-time, context-aware guidance without taking control. The platform is designed to fit alongside existing CAD and phone systems and to be configured to agency SOPs, with CJIS compliance, AES-256 encryption, RBAC and SSO described on the security page. Named agency customers report hours reclaimed and reduced call volume. Pricing is not published; deployments are demo-led.
• CivCheck — CivCheck is a guided AI plan review and code compliance platform for municipal permitting. It helps applicants submit complete, compliant permit packages and helps city reviewers check plans against local codes in minutes rather than days, covering zoning, building, fire, accessibility, plumbing and structural reviews plus licensing such as liquor and food. The platform is free to partner cities; applicants pay a small prescreening fee on top of city permit fees.
• GovSignals — GovSignals is an AI acquisition platform covering both sides of US federal procurement. Government teams use AI agents to draft market research, acquisition strategy, evaluation and contract modification documents cited to acquisition authorities, compressing requirement-to-award from about 18 months to weeks. Industry teams get ranked opportunity signals, capture CRM and proposal workflows in one place. GovSignals also runs consortia including SOF RACER with USSOCOM. Pricing is a quoted annual engagement; FedRAMP High, DoW IL5, SOC 2 and ITAR are claimed on its security page.
• illumend — illumend, from myCOI, is an AI-native certificate of insurance tracking platform for third-party insurance compliance. Its Lumie engine contacts partners for documents, guides submission, reads every COI and endorsement line by line against contract requirements, decides compliance and keeps renewals moving automatically. It builds on myCOI's 16 years of compliance review and pushes status into Procore, CMiC and Yardi plus a REST API. Pricing is quote-based and compliance certifications are not published on the site.
• Levelpath — Levelpath is an enterprise procurement platform whose agentic layer, Ranger, runs source-to-pay work: sourcing and RFPs, contract analysis, supplier risk management and invoice matching. It targets large organizations with complex spend and sells via demo rather than published pricing. Every AI action is logged and autonomy is bounded by configurable policies, with native integrations to Oracle Fusion, NetSuite, Coupa, Ironclad, DocuSign and OneTrust. Expect a quote-based enterprise contract.
• Sweetspot — Sweetspot is an AI platform for government contractors that unifies opportunity discovery, capture management and proposal writing. It searches SAM.gov, USAspending, FPDS, DIBBS and 1,000+ state and local sources, runs agentic monitors on agencies and competitors, and shreds RFPs into compliance matrices and pink-team drafts. Vendors report onboarding in days, 10x faster proposal turnaround and higher win rates, with 24/7 US-based support. Pricing is custom and demo-gated.
• TechnoMile — TechnoMile is an AI-native platform for organisations executing the government mission: government contractors, agencies and research labs. Three suites — Growth, Contracts and SIMS — unify business development, contract lifecycle management and industrial security on one connected system with third-party data integrations. The vendor reports 450+ clients and 100,000+ users, supported during business hours ET by ticket, documentation and a SIMS phone line. Pricing is quote-based and not published.
• Civio RFX — Civio is an AI harness for B2G revenue teams: it ingests public-sector signals, scores opportunities with its FIAT framework, and produces compliant proposal drafts, with the AI teammate working in Slack or Microsoft Teams. It sits above existing CRM and ERP rather than replacing them, with 48-hour, no-cost setup and a 30-day Value Sprint. Pricing is a flat platform fee plus output-based usage: $24,000/yr for Signal & Qualification, $28,000/yr for RFP Intake & Drafting, and from $60,000/yr for the full platform. SOC 2 Type I certified.
• Data2Logistics — Data2Logistics, part of Loop, delivers AI-driven freight audit and payment for shippers and 3PLs. It automates freight and parcel invoice auditing, offers parcel contract intelligence, real-time shipment and carrier visibility, carrier payment options and the Loop Control Suite, backed by logistics consultants and Loop AI document extraction. The vendor cites 5-7% spend reduction from audits, 15-50% contract spend savings, weeks-not-months implementations and 7-20x first-year ROI.
• Abel — Abel is an AI toolkit for law enforcement agencies, centred on a police report-writing suite that turns body-worn camera transcripts into structured narratives. It also advertises CJIS-branded AI chat grounded in an agency's own policy manual, real-time narrative editing, and citizen reporting intake. The vendor publishes no price list and no security certification page, and gives little implementation detail beyond claims of full compatibility, zero retraining and instant rollout. No MCP server, model provider, training-data terms or support channels are disclosed on the pages reviewed.
• GovGuard — GovGuard is a Y Combinator-backed vendor building AI agents that automate government FOIA work: routing requests, finding responsive records across Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, flagging PII and statutory exemptions, drafting release letters, and logging every action for audit. It targets city, county and state agencies. Pricing, implementation timelines and certifications are not published, and SOC 2 is described as in progress rather than achieved.
• Concentric AI — Concentric AI is an AI and data security governance platform for discovering, classifying and protecting sensitive enterprise data. Its patented semantic intelligence identifies data by meaning rather than regex, then automates remediation of oversharing, excessive permissions and ROT data. It spans SaaS, cloud, on-prem and AI tools including Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Salesforce, Snowflake, AWS S3, ChatGPT Enterprise, Copilot and Claude Enterprise. Pricing is quote-based and not published; customers report value during the proof of concept.
• AllVoices — AllVoices is an AI-native employee-relations platform: anonymous hotline intake, HR case management, workplace investigations, PIPs and leave/accommodation requests in one auditable system. Its AI assistant VERA surfaces policies, summarizes evidence and drafts reports. It connects to 50+ HRIS systems plus Jira, ServiceNow, Google Drive, SharePoint, Notion, Snowflake and Power BI. Pricing is a custom quote starting at $275/month. SOC 2 Type 2, GDPR and CCPA compliant, with zero LLM training on customer data.
• Clarity AI — Clarity AI is an AI-native extra-financial intelligence platform used by financial institutions, companies, governments and retail platforms to fold ESG, climate, impact and regulatory data into decisions. It combines proprietary data collection, AI processing and expert validation across 98k issuers, 2.3M private companies, 450k+ funds and 400+ sovereigns, with traceability back to source. Insight is delivered through a web app, AI agents, MCPs, APIs and datafeeds, and the vendor positions the platform as modular and adaptable to client methodologies and workflows.
• CLEATUS — CLEATUS is an agentic AI platform for government contracting. It watches SAM.gov, 50,000+ SLED sources, DLA DIBBS, and Grants.gov, scores opportunity fit and compliance, drafts clause-aligned proposals from your own Document Hub, and runs the bid pipeline. Official MCP connectors put it inside Claude and ChatGPT, and a REST API supports custom builds. Paid plans start at $39 per user per month billed annually, with a 7-day free trial.
• Code Four — Code Four (Code Four Labs, Corp.) is an AI platform for US law enforcement. REPORT drafts source-linked police reports from body-worn camera footage; INSIGHTS searches video, transcripts and timelines; redact covers faces, plates and audio; Flash captures field notes. The vendor cites 100+ departments, a 65% average cut in report-writing time, 40+ languages and go-live in under 10 minutes, and positions itself as middleware between existing VMS/JMS and RMS. Pricing is not published, and SOC 2, ISO 27001 and FedRAMP certifications are not claimed; CJIS controls are asserted.
• EffiGov — EffiGov gives US local governments AI phone agents for every department line. Residents call numbers they already know; federated agents share context across departments, answer in 30+ languages, and route to staff when needed. Reference deployments include Sumter County, FL (12,000+ calls a month, 72% handled without staff) and Huber Heights, OH (73% handled). Lines forward to EffiGov-managed numbers, so there is little to implement. Data is US-hosted and SOC 2 Type II is in progress; no public pricing.
• Gumloop — Gumloop is a multiplayer AI agent builder: a teammate describes a task and it becomes a shareable agent that runs across 300+ connectors, Slack, Teams, email and the Gumloop app. IT gets org-wide guardrails, spend caps, audit logging, RBAC, SAML/SCIM and optional VPC deployment in the customer's own cloud. Pricing starts at $37/month with 20k included credits and unlimited seats; Enterprise pricing is custom. Named customers include Gusto, Instacart, Samsara and Webflow.
• Keebo — Keebo is an autonomous optimization platform for Snowflake and Databricks. It uses agentic AI and patented Data Learning to rightsize warehouses continuously, cutting compute spend while holding SLA performance. It works from metadata only, outside the query path, with no code changes and about 30 minutes of setup. Pricing is pay-as-you-go from $0 per month, where one Snowflake credit or Databricks unit saved equals one Keebo credit, or a custom Enterprise subscription.
• pWin.ai — pWin.ai is a federal-first AI capture and proposal platform for government contractors, co-developed with Shipley Associates. It combines a governed knowledge repository, capture planning, and cited draft generation in one workflow running from opportunity intelligence to submission, with compliance, citation, hallucination, and strategy reports at each color team. It runs in Azure Government with a Microsoft Word add-in, and the vendor states customer content is never used to train its models.
• Rekki — REKKI sells 'office robots' — AI agents that automate order capture, inbox triage and menu analysis — to food and beverage wholesale distributors. OrderAI turns orders from every channel into structured data at a claimed 99.99% accuracy; InboxAI triages customer email and MenuAI surfaces cross-sell gaps from customer menus. The vendor cites 1,300+ suppliers, 50+ ERP/accounting integrations and a money-back guarantee. Pricing, security certifications and AI model details are not published on the pages reviewed.
• Taktile — Taktile is an agentic decision platform for financial institutions. Banks, lenders, insurers and fintechs use it to automate onboarding, credit underwriting and claims decisions, blending AI agents, business rules and human oversight on one governed platform. Pre-built agents, configurable solutions and a data marketplace (Equifax, Plaid, Snowflake, OpenAI, Anthropic) help teams move from vision to value in weeks, not months. Every AI-driven outcome carries a full chain of reasoning, with guardrails and traceability. Pricing is custom enterprise, quoted by demo.
• Chromie — Chromie is an AI workspace for government contractors, pairing a Company Brain of verified firm knowledge with fit-scored opportunity discovery across SAM.gov and SLED portals, recompete early warning, solicitation capture analysis and a pursuit pipeline board. Scores and extracted requirements carry written rationale and source citations so go/no-go decisions start from evidence. Pricing is demo-led with no public price list, and support is email-based.
• Usul — Usul is an AI platform for government contractors, marketed as a partner for finding, shaping and winning public-sector work. It ranks opportunities by match score, surfaces expiring contracts and recompetes two to five years ahead, maps agency budgets and stakeholders, and helps assemble teaming partners. The vendor says customers have won over $12B through the platform. Pricing, certifications, integrations, support terms and implementation timelines are not published on the site, so buyers should validate those directly.
• SamSearch — SamSearch (operated by Yeul Payments Inc.) is an AI platform for government contracting: it screens federal, SLED, DIBBS, Canadian, SBIR and grant opportunities, scores fit, builds compliance matrices and drafts proposals grounded in the customer's own library, then tracks pursuits in a GovCon-native CRM. It syncs with Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Slack, Teams, Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. It is SOC 2 Type II audited, holds CMMC Level 1 and hosts in US regions. Pricing is quote-only.
• Granola — Granola is the AI notepad for back-to-back meetings. It captures desktop or phone audio without a bot joining the call, then writes and enhances notes, pre-meeting briefs, action items and follow-up emails. Free Basic plan, $14/user/month Business and $35/user/month Enterprise, with SSO, SCIM, HIPAA workspaces and admin-controlled MCP. Works with Zoom, Meet, Teams and in-person meetings, with integrations into Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Salesforce and an official MCP connector.
• Rogue — Rogue (Procurement Sciences) is an AI proposal-writing platform for government contractors, producing RFP, RFI and Sources Sought responses up to 70% faster. It shreds solicitations into compliance matrices, builds volume templates, and drafts from your own past performance and resumes. Plans span a $400/month solo seat to a $1,250/month five-seat professional tier with a guided pilot; enterprise adds SSO, audit logs, custom integrations and on-premise deployment. Customer funded and profitable.
• Warp — Warp is an AI-native payroll, compliance, benefits and IT platform for high-growth US companies. AI agents run multi-state payroll, open state tax accounts, file returns, resolve tax notices and administer benefits, with compliance included on every plan. Starter costs $35 per person/mo plus an $89 platform fee; Pro is $50 plus $129; Enterprise is custom. It connects to QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite, Slack, Okta and Google Workspace, ships a REST API and MCP server, and is SOC 2 Type II audited.
• Zuper — Zuper is a mobile-first field service management platform marketed as an 'AI operating system' for service businesses, replacing five to seven disconnected tools with scheduling, dispatch, estimates, checklists, inventory, timesheets, invoicing and payments. Published traction is strongest in roofing, plumbing, HVAC, solar and landscaping, where customers cite faster job documentation, higher same-day close rates and consolidated spend. Zuper Sense adds prediction and recommendation, and six named AI agents handle CSR, sales coaching, reputation, weather and AR follow-up. Pricing is…
• Scrut Automation — Scrut Automation is an AI-native GRC platform for compliance automation. Agentic Scrut Teammates draft policies, collect evidence from 150+ integrations, detect control drift and risk, and prepare audit packages for human review, with an open MCP server for Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients. It covers 70+ frameworks including SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, GDPR and PCI DSS, and publishes a trust centre for security questionnaires. Scrut cites 4.9/5 across 1,300+ reviews and 2,500+ customers.
• Spellbook — Spellbook is an AI contract review and drafting platform for in-house legal teams and law firms. It runs as a Microsoft Word and Google Docs add-in, pulls contracts in from email and Slack, runs first-pass reviews against your playbooks, redlines, and keeps signed agreements searchable in a repository. Associate, its multi-document agent, works through full legal matters with lawyer oversight. The vendor cites 75% time saved, 2x throughput and 5,000+ legal teams; pricing is per user and quote-based.
• Freed — Freed is an AI medical scribe and AI front desk built for independent clinics rather than large health systems. It turns patient conversations into specialty-specific notes, answers clinical questions with cited sources, suggests ICD-10 and CPT codes, and pushes notes into browser-based EHRs. An AI receptionist answers calls, SMS and a shared clinic inbox. Pricing starts at $39 per clinician per month with a 7-day free trial, HIPAA compliance and SOC 2 Type 2 certification.
• Lindy — Lindy is a Slack-native AI teammate that connects to 1,000+ apps and any MCP server, then finishes multi-step work such as pulling reports, updating CRM records, triaging inboxes and running deal handoffs, rather than only drafting answers. Plans run $29.99 to $199.99 per user per month with a shared credit pool, setup takes minutes with no API keys, and write actions wait for approval. SOC 2 Type II, GDPR and PIPEDA are claimed, with HIPAA on Enterprise.
• Lineup.ai — Lineup.ai is AI/machine-learning forecasting software for restaurants. It turns POS sales history plus external signals such as weather, events and holidays into hourly, daily and weekly sales, labor and menu-item forecasts, then uses them to automate scheduling. Pricing is per location per month: $79 for forecasting only and $149 for forecasting plus scheduling, with unlimited users and a 10% annual discount. Multi-location fast-casual, QSR and franchise groups use it to keep labor cost in line with sales.
• CodeRabbit — CodeRabbit is an AI code review and agentic change-management platform used by 17,000+ customers and installed on over 6 million repositories. It reviews every pull request across GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps and Bitbucket, adds conversational fix suggestions plus pre- and post-merge checks, triages review queues, and runs continuous security scans that reason across files and draft fixes. Plans start at $24 per developer per month billed annually, with a 14-day trial and free reviews for public repositories.
• Dust — Dust is an AI agent platform it calls 'multiplayer AI': it connects company knowledge, tools and teams so employees build, share and run agents across departments. The vendor reports 3,000+ organizations and 300,000+ deployed agents. Agents run on 20+ models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Mistral and DeepSeek, governed by permissions, audit logs, US/EU data residency and SOC 2 Type II. Self-serve from a free tier; Pro is EUR24/seat/month billed yearly.
• Atomicwork — Atomicwork is an AI-native ITSM and ESM platform where role-defined AI Coworkers resolve tickets, provision access and run HR and finance workflows end to end. It can run on top of ServiceNow or Jira Service Management with no migration, or replace them. Customers cite deployment in days and large ticket deflection. Pricing is outcome- and credit-based from $25,000/year. Security includes SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA and ISO 42001.
• CrewAI — CrewAI is an enterprise platform for building and running multi-agent AI workflows. A free tier includes the visual editor, AI copilot, GitHub integration and 50 workflow executions per month; Enterprise pricing is custom and adds SSO, RBAC, PII redaction, dedicated VPC or on-prem deployment, and a 45-day onboarding. The vendor cites use by 65% of the Fortune 500, with case studies from IBM, AWS, Docusign, Gelato and General Assembly. Agents can be built code-first in Python or no-code, and workflows export as MCP servers.
• Duro — Duro is an AI-native, API-first PLM platform for hardware teams, centralizing part and BOM data, change orders and revisions across mechanical, electrical and manufacturing disciplines. It syncs CAD, ERP, MES and procurement tools, rolls up lead times and costs, and exposes a GraphQL API for custom work. Duro sells a fixed annual subscription across Team, Business and Enterprise tiers priced by user count, with a two-week trial after a fit call. The vendor advertises SOC 2 Type 2 and ITAR-compliant hosting, and Duro is now part of Altium.
• GovEagle — GovEagle is an AI proposal and capture platform built specifically for government contractors. It runs inside SharePoint, Word, Excel and PowerPoint, shreds solicitations to extract requirements, drafts compliant proposals in the team's voice, and reuses past proposal knowledge. The vendor reports one-week go-live, 50%+ faster proposal cycles and 3-4x throughput. GovEagle is FedRAMP Authorized and ITAR-ready, offers cloud, GovCloud and air-gapped deployment, and states customer content is never used to train AI models.
• Norm Ai — Norm Ai builds agentic legal AI for regulated institutions. Its platform encodes laws and internal policies into AI agents that automate legal and compliance work, backed by a Supervisory AI verification layer, and is paired with Norm Law, an affiliated AI-native law firm. After a $120M Series C at a $1.2B valuation, with backing from Blackstone, Vanguard, Citi and TIAA, it targets large financial institutions rather than self-serve teams.
• Siit — Siit is an AI service desk for IT and internal operations. It unifies context from HRIS, MDM, identity provider and knowledge base, then runs AI agents inside Slack and Microsoft Teams that qualify, route and resolve requests end to end, with three autonomy levels, per-action approvals and replayable logs. Pricing starts at $23 per admin per month billed annually, with unlimited employees. SOC 2 Type II and GDPR compliant; an MCP server connects Siit to Claude, Cursor and Slackbot.