James Tormey
New York, NY (USA)
Role(s):
Other
OrgCentral
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Location:
new york
Industry:
Technology/Web
Year Founded:
2014
Number Employees:
1-10 people
Business Stage:
Growth (profitable)
Entity Type:
"S" Corporation
Description:
OrgCentral is the love child of CMS, CRM, ERP and LOL.
This breakthrough SaaS platform provides local governments, associations, non profits, libraries, museums, publishers, schools and the SMB marketplace with a beautifully designed, intuitive, powerful and highly integrated platform to help them work smarter, leaner and more nimbly.
OrgCentral includes built-in modules to handle content management, customer engagement, email marketing, memberships, CRM, event registration, HR, knowledge management, streaming media, intranets and much more. The result is more visibility into every part of your organization, less redundancy and a break from reliance on multiple vendors, disparate user experiences, endless staff training, multiple expensive software licenses and a lack of any real interoperability. (Ask us why most APIs are a lie.)
Ironically, OrgCentral is a software platform born of the idea that most organizations use too much software. It is a solution that addresses the sad fact that most users have come to accept sacrifices, workarounds and frustration as the new normal. Life is way too short for bad software.
The platform is built, battle tested and in use by a few dozen paying customers. We just put together an advisory board consisting of thought leaders in every vertical we intend to go after. And we are in the middle of a major new version release which we intend to launch on top of a channel (vs. direct) sales strategy.
We are hungry, passionate about what we're doing, pissed at the status quo in enterprise software and ready to move from startup mode to hyper growth. Bests of all, our platform does stuff you can actually see, touch and understand without needing a data scientist to translate what the heck we're talking about.
After bootstrapping things this far, we are just now starting to look for some 'smart' money to help us accelerate things. If you have an interest in a highly scaleable enterprise play with broad multi industry appeal that checks lots of hot buttons (machine learning, enterprise software, big data, gov tech, ed tech, atomic design and cloud) we would love to hear from you!