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• 1Password — 1Password is a Toronto identity-security vendor founded in 2005, used by 200,000+ businesses. Its Unified Access platform bundles Enterprise Password Manager, Device Trust, SaaS Manager, Privileged Access, and a Credential Broker that verifies AI agents at runtime. Buyers get zero-knowledge credential protection, developer secrets management, shadow-AI discovery, and just-in-time privileged access. Pricing is quote-based; SOC 2 Type 2 is the only certification stated on its security page. Best fit: mid-market to enterprise security teams consolidating credentials.
• Descartes 3G TMS (3Gtms) — Descartes 3G TMS (formerly 3Gtms) is a multimodal transportation management system for shippers, 3PLs and 4PLs. It unifies rating and load optimization, carrier management, visibility, collaboration, settlement and analytics across LTL, truckload, parcel, drayage and managed transportation. Pricing is quote-based and not published, so expect a mid-market-to-enterprise buying process with meaningful implementation and carrier-integration work.
• 42Gears SureMDM — 42Gears SureMDM is a unified endpoint management platform covering Android, iOS/iPadOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS, Wear OS and VR. It pairs classic MDM with Zero Trust identity, access control, endpoint defense and device insights, plus kiosk and IoT tooling. It targets frontline, shared, rugged and BYOD fleets, and integrates with Microsoft 365, Cisco ISE, Aruba ClearPass, Splunk SIEM, Intel AMT and Zebra LifeGuard. Pricing is quote-based with volume tiers and no minimum quantity.
• 6clicks — 6clicks is a sovereign GRC platform for government, defense, critical infrastructure and complex enterprises. It combines flexible deployment (hyperscaler or sovereign cloud, self-hosted, or an air-gapped GRC Appliance) with an integrated risk, compliance, audit and vendor-risk core and Hailey AI, which maps evidence to controls and frameworks, drafts assessment responses and creates risk tasks. Pricing is all-inclusive with unlimited users, no per-seat or implementation fees, and onboarding and support included.
• 71lbs — 71lbs is a performance-based service that recovers FedEx and UPS late-delivery refunds, negotiates better carrier rates and unlocks SMB group discount programs. Customers connect carrier accounts in minutes with no upfront cost, and 71lbs reports weekly on what it recovered. The vendor says it has recovered over $80 million for 5,000+ companies, with typical savings of 10–35%. It is a cost-reduction add-on, not a TMS: it does not handle routing, labelling or freight.
• 75F — 75F sells an IoT building management system that combines sensors, controllers, thermostats and gateways with cloud analytics and the Facilisight portal and apps to automate commercial HVAC. The vendor claims proven savings of 30-50% from third-party studies and cites roughly 42% average HVAC energy reduction for customers. Deployments are retrofits of existing equipment, targeted at multi-site offices, retail, education, healthcare, hospitality and restaurant portfolios. Pricing is quote-based; Carrier has agreed to acquire 75F.
• 7shifts — 7shifts is a restaurant-focused workforce platform founded in 2014 and headquartered in Saskatoon, Canada. It connects hiring, training, scheduling, tips, payroll and retention workflows for more than 55,000 restaurants, and is positioned as a hub that replaces disconnected tools. The vendor offers a free plan, a 14-day Pro trial with no credit card, monthly or annual billing with no long-term contract, and an onboarding path it describes as reaching first value in under 30 days.
• 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.
• Abnormal — Abnormal AI is a behavioral security platform covering email, identity, and AI security, used by 5,000 organizations including roughly 30% of the Fortune 500. Its Behavior Engine, powered by Attune AI, learns normal behavior and detects deviations at machine speed, deployed via API with no agents or MX changes. Buyers typically use it to replace secure email gateways and legacy filters. Pricing is quote-based and not published; compliance spans SOC 2, ISO 27001, ISO 27701 and ISO 42001.
• Abridge — Abridge is a generative-AI clinical documentation platform for healthcare organizations: it turns patient-clinician conversations into draft notes, coding specificity and patient summaries, with decision support surfaced during the visit. The vendor cites 300+ health systems, 100M+ conversations a year and Best in KLAS 2025 and 2026, with deployments at Kaiser Permanente, Johns Hopkins, Mayo Clinic and Duke Health. Pricing is not published; deals are enterprise agreements.
• Abrigo — Abrigo provides risk management, compliance, and lending software for banks and credit unions, covering AML/CFT and fraud prevention, lending and credit risk, portfolio risk and CECL, CRM and marketing, and data analytics. The vendor states more than 2,400 financial institutions rely on its software and consulting services. Buyers are regulated depositories, so the value case centers on regulatory confidence and reduced manual work. Pricing is quoted per institution and implementation is a configuration-heavy project with no free tier.
• Accela — Accela provides an end-to-end civic platform used by 900+ government agencies for building permits, planning and zoning, business and occupational licensing, inspections, service requests, fire prevention, environmental health and asset management. Pricing is quote-based and unpublished, and deployments run through Accela's in-house delivery team, which claims a 100% implementation success rate over five years. It fits state, county and city agencies modernizing legacy systems; it is not a self-serve or low-cost option for small organizations.
• Accelo — Accelo is an AI-powered PSA (professional services automation) platform for agencies, consultancies and client-services firms. It unifies project management, resourcing, time tracking, retainers and project financials, then layers predictive and agentic AI on top to flag delivery, resourcing and margin risk. The vendor claims customers recover 3-7% of revenue leakage and cut admin overhead by 30-35%. Pricing is a custom quote by team size; onboarding is included.
• accesso — accesso Technology Group sells ticketing, point-of-sale, virtual queuing, distribution and mobile-app software to visitor attractions: theme parks, ski resorts, museums, stadiums, fairs and hospitality venues. Its accesso Intelligence layer connects data across the operation. The AIM-listed vendor reports 1,100+ venue customers in 31 countries, 650+ employees and 75+ patents. Pricing is custom-quoted, deployments are vendor-led, and support is positioned around destination-specific expertise.
• AccuLynx — AccuLynx is an all-in-one business management platform built exclusively for residential roofing contractors, covering sales and CRM, production, finance and operations in one system. Founded in 2008, it says it is used by thousands of roofing companies across the US and Canada, with 20+ integrations including ABC Supply, SRS, QXO, EagleView and QuickBooks. Pricing is quoted per user with optional enhancements, setup typically takes about a week, and phone, email and training support are included at no extra cost.
• Accurate Background — Accurate Background is a global employment background screening provider founded in 1997 and headquartered in Irvine, US. It reports 16,000+ customers, 60M+ annual searches and 98.5% client retention. Screening runs through a mobile-first candidate experience, a background check API and ATS integrations, with compliance support across EEOC, FCA and global privacy rules. The vendor states 24/7 multilingual support. Pricing is quote-based with no published price list, so buyers should expect a scoped enterprise contract.
• Acronis — Acronis is an AI-native cyber protection platform that combines backup and disaster recovery, endpoint security (EDR/XDR/MDR), RMM/PSA and automation in one multi-tenant product. It sells mainly to managed service providers and mid-market IT teams that want to consolidate vendors, and it publishes HIPAA, GDPR, NIS2 and ISO/IEC 27001 mapping through its Compliance Navigator. Agentic automation is offered but off by default. Pricing is quote-based, with no public list price in the sources reviewed.
• Actabl — Actabl is a hospitality-focused operational intelligence platform formed in 2022 from ProfitSword, Hotel Effectiveness, Alice and Transcendent. It connects hotel systems and teams so leaders can see portfolio-level financial performance, align labor to demand, and run housekeeping and service workflows on mobile. The vendor claims 10,000+ properties served and 420+ integrations across PMS, POS, accounting and labor systems. Pricing is quote-based via demo; expect a portfolio-level rollout.
• Actionstep — Actionstep is a cloud-based legal practice management platform for midsize law firms, combining matter and workflow management, document automation, CRM and intake, client portal, time capture, billing and multi-currency trust/legal accounting. Add-on modules include Builder (document assembly), Capture (intake), Trace (AI time capture) and Acumen (embedded analytics). Implementation runs through certified partners for a fee. The vendor says it is trusted by 5,000+ firms; AI is woven into capture, intake and analytics rather than being the core product.
• activpayroll — activpayroll is a global payroll, mobility and HR services provider covering 150+ countries, delivered through its own activ8 platform plus local specialists. It suits multinationals that want one provider, one governance model and payroll wired into Workday, UKG, HiBob, Sage People or Cornerstone. Delivery is a managed service rather than self-serve software. The vendor states 500+ active customers and over 2 million payslips a year. Pricing is quote-based and not published.
• ActivTrak — ActivTrak is a workforce analytics platform that captures behavioral work data across people, applications and AI tools and turns it into productivity, workflow and capacity insights. The vendor cites 9,500+ customers, integrations with Microsoft Teams, Outlook, Google Calendar, Salesforce and Slack, and privacy-first controls including SOC 2 Type 1 & 2. It is sold as a free tier plus quote-based paid plans, with an optional AI Insights add-on at +$4/worker/month. Buyers are typically ops, HR and finance leaders in 50–5,000 seat organizations.
• Adaptive Security — Adaptive Security is a human-risk platform combining security awareness training, agentic email security and AI governance. It re-analyzes inbound mail after native filters, runs multi-channel phishing simulations, and flags risky prompts leaving the org through personal and unmanaged AI accounts. It cites 1,500+ customers across construction, healthcare, financial services and SaaS. Pricing is per seat per year by custom quote, with no public list price.
• Admin By Request — Admin By Request is a SaaS endpoint privilege and access management platform that removes standing admin rights without slowing users down. A sub-3MB agent intercepts installs, scans them with 37+ antivirus engines and runs them with admin rights while users stay standard accounts. Web access control plus secure remote and vendor access with session recording round out the platform, and AI/ML auto-approval, MFA/SSO and LAPS break-glass aid audits. Free plan; paid pricing quoted by sales.
• ADP — ADP is one of the largest payroll and HCM providers, serving more than 1.1 million clients and paying 1 in 6 U.S. workers. It bundles payroll, tax filing, time and attendance, benefits, talent and PEO services across small, midsized and large businesses, backed by 75+ years of compliance expertise and around-the-clock security operations. Pricing is quote-based rather than published, and implementations run over weeks, so buyers should scope modules and service levels carefully before committing.
• Adyen — Adyen is a Dutch acquiring bank and financial technology platform aimed at large enterprises. A single API supports online, in-person and platform payments, payouts, embedded accounts, card issuing and capital, plus data insights. Adyen reports EUR 1.4T processed annually, 99.999% uptime, 150+ currencies and 200+ local payment methods, and says it is backed by US, UK and EU banking licenses. Pricing is per transaction with no setup, monthly or integration fees; custom pricing and a minimum invoice may apply.
• Affirm — Affirm is a buy-now-pay-later payments platform: shoppers split purchases into installments (0-36% APR, Pay in 4 at 0% APR) while merchants add Affirm options at checkout through a documented API. Vendor pages address consumer shoppers and retail merchants in the US, Canada, UK and Australia. No merchant pricing, compliance certifications, AI feature claims or MCP support appear in the sources provided, so those fields are left conservative.
• AFS Logistics — AFS Logistics is a 3PL offering freight audit and payment, parcel and LTL cost management, and managed transportation. Founded in 1982, it audits roughly $39 billion in freight spend annually for more than 1,800 clients and publishes the TD Cowen/AFS Freight Index. Engagement is services-led: AFS negotiates carrier rates, recovers invoice overcharges, and runs TMS-supported shipping, with case studies citing 7–22% parcel and LTL savings. Pricing is custom-quoted, so cost depends on freight volume.
• AgentSync — AgentSync is modern insurance infrastructure for producer lifecycle management. It automates licensing, appointments and carrier contracting with real-time NIPR data so carriers, MGAs and agencies can scale distribution without compliance friction. Customers report up to 100x better producer-to-admin ratios, faster ready-to-sell timelines and a 99% licensing/appointment transaction success rate. Pricing is quote-based: no public price list, and onboarding is vendor-led rather than self-serve.
• Aisera — Aisera is an enterprise agentic AI platform whose agents and assistants autonomously resolve IT service-desk, HR, finance, procurement and customer-support requests. It pairs an out-of-the-box agent library with Agent Composer, an open-standards backbone (A2A, MCP, AGNTCY) and 100+ connectors. The vendor cites customer results of 60-72% productivity gains and roughly 65-70% auto-resolution. Enterprise quote-based pricing; now part of Automation Anywhere.
• Akeneo — Akeneo is an enterprise product information management (PIM) and product experience platform. It centralises product data from ERP, suppliers and spreadsheets, enriches it with AI-assisted content and asset management, then syndicates it to 500+ channels and marketplaces through an API-first stack (REST/GraphQL, webhooks, MCP). Sold as SaaS with a free Community Edition and a $0 Growth tier; Advanced and Premium are quote-based. ISO 27001:2022 certified and SOC 2 Type I attested.
• Akia — Akia is an AI guest-experience platform for hotels and vacation rental managers. Its AI agents answer guest messages and phone calls, run digital check-in and ID verification, issue door codes, and turn PMS data into upsell, marketing and post-stay revenue. It connects to dozens of property management systems and lock providers, and sells tiered plans (Basic, Pro, Max) with optional Marketing, Reputation and Device Hub modules. Customers report 70-90% of guest messages automated and measurable revenue per stay.
• Alight — Alight is a benefits administration provider serving large employers. Its Alight Worklife platform unifies health, wellbeing, absence, retirement and benefits navigation, connecting 600+ HR and benefits tools through open architecture. Alight LumenAI adds personalization, automation and analytics. The company serves a majority of the Fortune 100, administers benefits for over 30 million people and handles 180 million interactions annually. Pricing is quote-based and not published; implementations target organizations with 3,000+ employees.
• AlignOps — AlignOps is field-first construction operations software that unifies four contractor tools: ToolWatch (asset and inventory tracking), BusyBusy (time cards and job costing), SafetyReports (OSHA-aligned safety) and FleetWatcher (fleet and aggregate hauling). It targets general, specialty, utility and heavy civil contractors needing real-time visibility from jobsite to back office, with accounting/ERP integrations, guided implementation and ongoing success coaching. Pricing is quote-based.
• Alkami — Alkami Technology supplies a digital sales and service platform to U.S. banks and credit unions, combining MANTL onboarding and account opening, digital banking, and data and marketing, plus positive pay and ACH reporting. The vendor frames the pitch as 'Anticipatory Banking': data-driven experiences that predict account-holder needs and prompt the next best action. Buyers should expect a heavy, multi-year conversion project with custom enterprise pricing; AI, compliance certifications, and support terms are not documented on the vendor pages reviewed.
• Allego — Allego is a revenue enablement platform unifying learning, content management, conversation intelligence, AI role play and digital sales rooms. It claims consolidation of 7+ tools with up to 50% lower technology spend, AI and support included at no extra cost, and go-live in about 4-6 weeks. Named a Leader in the 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Revenue Enablement Platforms, it targets regulated, complex selling in financial services, life sciences, medical devices, manufacturing and professional services, backed by SOC 2 Type II and GDPR.
• Alloy — Alloy is an AI-powered identity and fraud prevention platform used by 900+ banks, credit unions and fintechs. It orchestrates 270+ identity, device, watchlist and credit data partners behind one decisioning layer, then adds predictive ML (Fraud Signal, Fraud Attack Radar) and an agentic AI Assistant for KYC/KYB, AML monitoring, sanctions screening, case management and SAR/CTR filing. Every AI step is logged and explainable. Pricing is quote-based, onboarding is API-led and demo-gated, and vendor case studies cite going live in about a month.
• Allwhere — Allwhere pairs software with managed physical operations across the IT device lifecycle: global procurement, provisioning and deployment, zero-touch retrieval, secure storage and redeployment, plus resale and recycling. One dashboard shows every device's location and condition, and prebuilt HRIS, MDM, IdP and ITSM connectors with a REST API automate onboarding and offboarding workflows. Allwhere handles vendors, logistics and exceptions worldwide. Pricing is quote-based and not published.
• Altana — Altana is a network for trusted trade built on an AI-powered supply chain graph covering roughly 50% of global trade and 600M+ companies. Enterprises, logistics providers and agencies use it to map multi-tier value chains, classify products, qualify FTAs, simulate tariffs and pre-validate customs clearance via Product Passports. It replaces spreadsheet-and-email scrambles with one agent-assisted workflow and uses federated learning so participants share insight without sharing sensitive data. Pricing is unpublished; deals are demo-led enterprise contracts.
• Alvys — Alvys is a cloud-native, AI-driven trucking TMS for carriers, freight brokers, asset-based hybrids and private fleets. One platform covers dispatch and planning, fleet and driver management, a driver mobile app, settlements, accounting, native EDI and reporting, plus 120+ integrations. Alvys reports 2–4x more loads per team, 5–10% margin lift per load, and most operations live in under 2–4 weeks with free implementation. Pricing is quoted per load with free unlimited users; the entry plan includes a 14-day free trial.
• Amper — Amper is a production monitoring and intelligence platform for manufacturers — job shops, OEMs and contract manufacturers. Non-invasive IoT sensors automate machine data collection (OEE, downtime, cycle counts), and ERP work orders link to live shop-floor signals. Customers report 50% productivity gains within 30 days and a 75% reduction in rework. All plans include ERP integrations, hardware, OEE/downtime tracking and dashboards; scheduling and operator-interface modules are add-ons. Pricing is quote-based.
• Amplitude — Amplitude is an AI-powered product analytics platform used by 5,200+ customers, including 30 of the Fortune 100. It combines product and marketing analytics, session replay, heatmaps, feature and web experimentation, guides and surveys, activation, AI Feedback and Agent Analytics in one platform with unlimited seats. A free plan covers 2M events/month; paid growth and enterprise plans are event-based and custom-priced. An official MCP server and AI agents let teams query behavioural data from Claude, Cursor and other AI tools.
• Anecdotes — Anecdotes is an enterprise agentic GRC platform: compliance, risk, policy and third-party risk applications sitting on a data engine of 230+ in-house plugins that continuously collect audit-grade evidence. AI agents, a no-code Agent Studio and ChatGRC automate gap detection, evidence mapping and remediation across 60+ pre-mapped frameworks. It is sold as a single quote-based enterprise platform with frameworks, plugins, modules and AI included. Named customers include Hudson River Trading, WELL Health and Axonius.
• Anglepoint — Anglepoint is an independent ITAM/SAM managed-services and advisory firm for global enterprises. Its 200+ specialists help control software, SaaS, cloud and AI spend through publisher licensing expertise, audit defence, FinOps and Green IT services, supported by its ELEVATE platform. Vendor-reported outcomes include 200%+ average client ROI, $600M+ client savings and $1B+ cost avoidance. Pricing is not published; engagements start with a discovery call.
• Anthology — Anthology sells a higher-education software portfolio built around the Blackboard brand: Blackboard LMS and teaching tools, institutional-effectiveness products such as Accreditation and Outcomes, Anthology Student SIS/ERP with Finance and HCM, and lifecycle engagement apps like Reach and Engage. It targets colleges and universities rather than corporate or K-12 buyers. Pricing is quote-based with no public list price, deployments are enterprise-scale, and support runs through the Blackboard help centre, support case portal and community forums.
• Apollo.io — Apollo.io is a B2B go-to-market platform combining a 240M+ contact and 30M+ account database with enrichment, sequencing, dialing and AI agents. Teams prospect and run outbound inside Apollo, from their CRM, or from AI assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT and Perplexity through its native MCP connector. Free and credit-based paid tiers serve founders through Fortune 500 sales orgs; add-on credits are recurring. Founded in 2015, Apollo cites 40,000 paying customers, with AI capabilities billed through pooled credits and higher tiers.
• Appcues — Appcues is an in-app customer engagement platform for SaaS product and marketing teams. It lets teams publish onboarding flows, in-app messages, surveys and offers without engineering work, then measure and optimize campaign performance. Native integrations cover Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, Mixpanel and Heap, plus an official MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor. Pricing is MAU-based across Start, Grow and Enterprise tiers, quoted via sales; implementation services and a dedicated experience manager are included.
• Appian — Appian is an enterprise low-code process automation and AI orchestration platform. It unifies process modelling, agents, RPA, intelligent document processing and a data fabric that reads and writes to ERP, CRM and legacy systems without migration. Buyers get strong governance - agent identities, guardrails, immutable audit logs and human-in-the-loop review - plus HIPAA and FedRAMP compliance. Pricing is quote-based per user, per month, per app across three tiers, so expect a multi-month, IT-led rollout.
• Applied Epic — Applied Epic is Applied Systems' flagship agency management system for independent insurance agencies and brokerages. It is framed around the 'Digital Roundtrip of Insurance', connecting sales, servicing, renewals and back-office finance with AI embedded across the workflow. Applied cites adoption by 7 of the Business Insurance Top 100 agencies and 68% of the Insurance Journal Top 100. Pricing, implementation timelines and compliance certifications are not published on the page reviewed; request them directly.