HealthifyMe
Series C in 2021
HealthifyMe is a mobile and web-based health and fitness platform that helps users achieve fitness and weight management goals by tracking calories, nutrition, and physical activity. The app allows users to monitor weight, set healthy targets, and share data with nutritionists and fitness professionals for expert guidance. It features an AI-powered fitness coach that uses automated analytics to analyze food intake and activity, delivering personalized recommendations and progress insights. Founded in 2012 by doctors, nutritionists, and fitness trainers, HealthifyMe is based in Bangalore, India. In addition to consumer tools, the platform supports corporate wellness by offering online fitness consultations and tailored health programs for organizations.
Founded in 2014, Exuus is a fintech company based in Kigali, Rwanda. It develops web-based software services, including Cartix and Save. Cartix optimizes operational performance for organizations, while Save empowers savings groups digitally through a comprehensive ledger handling system.
Zebit, Inc. is an e-commerce company based in San Diego, California, founded in 2001. It focuses on providing credit-challenged consumers in the United States with access to a wide range of products through its website, Zebit.com. The company differentiates itself by offering a proprietary financing solution that allows customers to purchase items and pay for them in installments over six months. By leveraging consumer income data and advanced risk analytics, Zebit enables users to shop for name-brand products in a closed marketplace, thereby merging the advantages of online shopping with flexible payment options. Its revenue is generated from a diverse array of products, including electronics and e-certificates, aimed at improving financial accessibility for working Americans.
Zebit, Inc. is an e-commerce company based in San Diego, California, founded in 2001. It focuses on providing credit-challenged consumers in the United States with access to a wide range of products through its website, Zebit.com. The company differentiates itself by offering a proprietary financing solution that allows customers to purchase items and pay for them in installments over six months. By leveraging consumer income data and advanced risk analytics, Zebit enables users to shop for name-brand products in a closed marketplace, thereby merging the advantages of online shopping with flexible payment options. Its revenue is generated from a diverse array of products, including electronics and e-certificates, aimed at improving financial accessibility for working Americans.
RedSeal, Inc. specializes in cybersecurity analytics solutions aimed at enhancing the digital resilience of organizations and government agencies globally. Founded in 2004 and based in San Jose, California, RedSeal's platform creates detailed network models and assesses security risks, allowing users to prioritize actions for remediation. By identifying potential attack paths to critical assets, the solution helps organizations allocate their limited security resources effectively, improve incident response times, and maintain comprehensive network visibility. RedSeal's offerings support compliance with various industry regulations and standards, while its technology integrates seamlessly with leading security tools and infrastructure providers. The company serves a diverse client base, including major financial institutions, retail companies, and U.S. federal agencies. RedSeal has established partnerships with top network infrastructure suppliers and is backed by several notable venture capital firms.
Ace Metrix
Series C in 2014
Ace Metrix, Inc., established in 2007 and based in El Segundo, California, specializes in video advertising analytics. The company offers a suite of services including Ace Metrix PRE for ad pre-testing, Ace Metrix LIVE for real-time digital creative impact analysis, Ace Metrix POLITICS for political campaign ads measurement, and Ace Metrix VIVA for Spanish language video ad effectiveness among U.S. Hispanic consumers. These solutions provide detailed analytics, qualitative and quantitative data, enabling brands, creative agencies, and publishers to optimize their advertising campaigns effectively.
C9 is a provider of cloud-based revenue-performance services that specializes in predictive sales and marketing applications. The company offers a Big Data analytics platform designed to help organizations analyze and optimize revenue across various functions, including marketing, sales, service, and support. By leveraging data science and predictive analytics, C9 enables its clients, which include notable companies such as Yahoo!, Pitney Bowes, and Google, to improve their sales and marketing execution, generate accurate forecasts, and mitigate pipeline risks. Headquartered in San Mateo, C9 is supported by prominent investors such as the Mayfield Fund, InterWest Partners, and Leapfrog Ventures.
Ace Metrix
Series C in 2012
Ace Metrix, Inc., established in 2007 and based in El Segundo, California, specializes in video advertising analytics. The company offers a suite of services including Ace Metrix PRE for ad pre-testing, Ace Metrix LIVE for real-time digital creative impact analysis, Ace Metrix POLITICS for political campaign ads measurement, and Ace Metrix VIVA for Spanish language video ad effectiveness among U.S. Hispanic consumers. These solutions provide detailed analytics, qualitative and quantitative data, enabling brands, creative agencies, and publishers to optimize their advertising campaigns effectively.
Zebit UK LTD, owned by Global Analytics Holdings, was closed down in 2014, and was absorbed by Lending Stream, another GAH company.
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Zebit is a short-term lender that offers loans with flexible repayment options. You can take out a loan of up to £800 for a month to 7 months; Zebit lets you choose your repayment on a weekly or monthly basis.
Zebit runs an affordability analysis on all applications to evaluate whether you would be able to repay the loan in a sustainable manner.
Upon approval, Zebit will send the money to your bank account within 4 minutes* with no transfer or application fees (the time that it takes for cash to appear in your account will depend on your bank’s policies and procedures). Zebit accepts applications 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, even on bank holidays.
Advantages
1. Upon approval, fund transfer initiated within 4 minutes* (the time that it takes for cash to appear in your account will depend on your bank’s policies and procedures).
2. Choose your repayment term – over 1 month up to 7 months.
3. Apply to borrow any amount, from £50 to £800.
Disadvantages
Lending of this type is an expensive form of credit that may be appropriate for short-term financial needs, but may not be appropriate for long-term borrowing - or if you are in financial difficulty.
Terms and Conditions
You need to be 18 years of age, or older, be in regular employment with a minimum monthly income of at least £400, and have a valid debit card and a working bank account. You should also be a UK resident. We currently do not lend to individuals who are self-employed.
Costs, Rates & Fees
Representative APR:1561.7%
Representative Example:Annual Interest Rate: 314.7% (fixed).Total Amount of Credit: £100;Duration of Agreement:1 month; Total Cost of Credit: £25; Total Repayable: £ 125 on a loan of £100 for 1 month
Extension:Not permitted
**Please refer website to understand the fee structure and other details before you apply for a loan
*Subject to loan approval, you will receive cash through Express Cash transfer option for free if supported by your bank. Zebit can initiate the transfer of funds into your account within 4 minutes after final approval of your loan subject to an assessment of affordability and creditworthiness.. The time that it takes for cash to appear in your account will depend on your bank’s policies and procedures
PureWave Networks
Series C in 2012
PureWave Networks specializes in the development of high-performance, low-cost outdoor base stations for 4G networks, utilizing advanced technologies like WiMAX and LTE. The company's flagship product, the PureWave Quantum base station, incorporates PureMax Smart Antenna beamforming technology, designed for outdoor installations that enhance range and capacity while effectively reducing interference. Featuring a software-defined radio architecture, the Quantum base stations allow for over-the-air software upgrades, ensuring adaptability to evolving standards and protecting operators' investments. Additionally, PureWave offers the PureView network management system, which facilitates the monitoring and control of Quantum base stations and streamlines network operations through automatic discovery of network topology and inventory management. With a focus on providing flexible, standards-based solutions, PureWave Networks empowers service providers globally to meet their specific needs, whether through comprehensive end-to-end solutions or tailored components.
RedSeal
Venture Round in 2011
RedSeal, Inc. specializes in cybersecurity analytics solutions aimed at enhancing the digital resilience of organizations and government agencies globally. Founded in 2004 and based in San Jose, California, RedSeal's platform creates detailed network models and assesses security risks, allowing users to prioritize actions for remediation. By identifying potential attack paths to critical assets, the solution helps organizations allocate their limited security resources effectively, improve incident response times, and maintain comprehensive network visibility. RedSeal's offerings support compliance with various industry regulations and standards, while its technology integrates seamlessly with leading security tools and infrastructure providers. The company serves a diverse client base, including major financial institutions, retail companies, and U.S. federal agencies. RedSeal has established partnerships with top network infrastructure suppliers and is backed by several notable venture capital firms.
HotLink is a technology company that specializes in data center management solutions, facilitating the integration of public and private cloud resources into existing production environments. Its platform is designed to provide seamless interoperability across various virtual host management ecosystems. By abstracting hypervisor and workload metadata, HotLink's technology supports public clouds and other hypervisors, enabling compatibility with VMware vCenter management tools. This capability allows clients to manage hybrid cloud environments holistically, resulting in streamlined operations and cost-effective IT solutions.
Silver Tail Systems
Series B in 2011
Silver Tail Systems specializes in predictive analytics designed to detect and prevent fraud and abuse on websites. As business logic abuse becomes increasingly prevalent and difficult to identify, companies face significant financial losses due to various online threats, including hijack attacks and gaming schemes. Silver Tail Systems offers advanced Forensics and Mitigation products that leverage web session intelligence and real-time behavioral analytics to identify suspicious activities. Their innovative approach enables efficient investigation and immediate response to fraudulent events, ensuring that legitimate users remain unaffected while effectively diverting malicious actors.
C9 is a provider of cloud-based revenue-performance services that specializes in predictive sales and marketing applications. The company offers a Big Data analytics platform designed to help organizations analyze and optimize revenue across various functions, including marketing, sales, service, and support. By leveraging data science and predictive analytics, C9 enables its clients, which include notable companies such as Yahoo!, Pitney Bowes, and Google, to improve their sales and marketing execution, generate accurate forecasts, and mitigate pipeline risks. Headquartered in San Mateo, C9 is supported by prominent investors such as the Mayfield Fund, InterWest Partners, and Leapfrog Ventures.
Avaak is a technology company specializing in ultra low-power wire-free video networking solutions. Its innovative products are designed for a range of applications, particularly in the homeland security and defense sectors. The company's technology allows users to view, capture, and share video and images from any location without the constraints of wired cameras or software downloads. Initially developed with support from DARPA and the Office of Naval Research, Avaak's solutions are utilized in various environments, including businesses and military settings.
Ace Metrix
Series B in 2009
Ace Metrix, Inc., established in 2007 and based in El Segundo, California, specializes in video advertising analytics. The company offers a suite of services including Ace Metrix PRE for ad pre-testing, Ace Metrix LIVE for real-time digital creative impact analysis, Ace Metrix POLITICS for political campaign ads measurement, and Ace Metrix VIVA for Spanish language video ad effectiveness among U.S. Hispanic consumers. These solutions provide detailed analytics, qualitative and quantitative data, enabling brands, creative agencies, and publishers to optimize their advertising campaigns effectively.
RedSeal, Inc. specializes in cybersecurity analytics solutions aimed at enhancing the digital resilience of organizations and government agencies globally. Founded in 2004 and based in San Jose, California, RedSeal's platform creates detailed network models and assesses security risks, allowing users to prioritize actions for remediation. By identifying potential attack paths to critical assets, the solution helps organizations allocate their limited security resources effectively, improve incident response times, and maintain comprehensive network visibility. RedSeal's offerings support compliance with various industry regulations and standards, while its technology integrates seamlessly with leading security tools and infrastructure providers. The company serves a diverse client base, including major financial institutions, retail companies, and U.S. federal agencies. RedSeal has established partnerships with top network infrastructure suppliers and is backed by several notable venture capital firms.
C9 is a provider of cloud-based revenue-performance services that specializes in predictive sales and marketing applications. The company offers a Big Data analytics platform designed to help organizations analyze and optimize revenue across various functions, including marketing, sales, service, and support. By leveraging data science and predictive analytics, C9 enables its clients, which include notable companies such as Yahoo!, Pitney Bowes, and Google, to improve their sales and marketing execution, generate accurate forecasts, and mitigate pipeline risks. Headquartered in San Mateo, C9 is supported by prominent investors such as the Mayfield Fund, InterWest Partners, and Leapfrog Ventures.
FastScaleTechnology
Series B in 2009
FastScale Technology, Inc. is a privately held company backed by leading venture capital firms including ATA Ventures, Leapfrog Ventures and Hunt Ventures. FastScale was founded to address the urgent market need for more dynamic software infrastructure in large IT organizations.
The patent-pending FastScale technology delivers a new generation of software virtualization and provisioning solutions for enterprise-class Web farms and data centers and enables IT organizations to build, manage and deploy complex and dynamic software environments with unparalleled simplicity, flexibility and security while achieving dramatic lifecycle cost savings and server utilization improvement.
PureWave Networks
Series B in 2008
PureWave Networks specializes in the development of high-performance, low-cost outdoor base stations for 4G networks, utilizing advanced technologies like WiMAX and LTE. The company's flagship product, the PureWave Quantum base station, incorporates PureMax Smart Antenna beamforming technology, designed for outdoor installations that enhance range and capacity while effectively reducing interference. Featuring a software-defined radio architecture, the Quantum base stations allow for over-the-air software upgrades, ensuring adaptability to evolving standards and protecting operators' investments. Additionally, PureWave offers the PureView network management system, which facilitates the monitoring and control of Quantum base stations and streamlines network operations through automatic discovery of network topology and inventory management. With a focus on providing flexible, standards-based solutions, PureWave Networks empowers service providers globally to meet their specific needs, whether through comprehensive end-to-end solutions or tailored components.
Avaak is a technology company specializing in ultra low-power wire-free video networking solutions. Its innovative products are designed for a range of applications, particularly in the homeland security and defense sectors. The company's technology allows users to view, capture, and share video and images from any location without the constraints of wired cameras or software downloads. Initially developed with support from DARPA and the Office of Naval Research, Avaak's solutions are utilized in various environments, including businesses and military settings.
Silver Tail Systems
Series A in 2008
Silver Tail Systems specializes in predictive analytics designed to detect and prevent fraud and abuse on websites. As business logic abuse becomes increasingly prevalent and difficult to identify, companies face significant financial losses due to various online threats, including hijack attacks and gaming schemes. Silver Tail Systems offers advanced Forensics and Mitigation products that leverage web session intelligence and real-time behavioral analytics to identify suspicious activities. Their innovative approach enables efficient investigation and immediate response to fraudulent events, ensuring that legitimate users remain unaffected while effectively diverting malicious actors.
Like.com is a visual search engine that enables users to find and compare consumer products online using advanced image recognition technology. Unlike traditional search engines, Like.com indexes images based on their visual characteristics rather than relying solely on metadata and tags. Users can discover similar products, such as shoes, bags, watches, and clothing, by either selecting items displayed on the platform or by entering descriptive phrases. The system translates these descriptions into mathematical representations known as visual signatures, which consist of thousands of variables. This innovative approach allows for a more intuitive shopping experience, as users can find products without the need for specific search terms. Future developments for Like.com include the ability for users to upload images to initiate searches, further enhancing the platform's functionality and expanding the range of products that can be found online.
Peanut Labs
Series B in 2008
Peanut Labs is a pioneer in online market research and advertising, established in 2007. The company specializes in connecting online consumers with businesses seeking insights and engagement. By facilitating consumer surveys across various social media platforms, Peanut Labs gathers valuable data for advertisers in industries such as gaming, consumer products, and entertainment, particularly targeting young audiences. The company aims to provide a rewarding experience for participants by allowing them to voice their opinions, try new products, and discover websites. Through its innovative approach, Peanut Labs has served millions of consumers and collaborated with a wide range of researchers and advertisers, enhancing the effectiveness of market research and monetization strategies.
OjOs.com
Venture Round in 2007
OjOs.com specializes in eyesight.
C9 is a provider of cloud-based revenue-performance services that specializes in predictive sales and marketing applications. The company offers a Big Data analytics platform designed to help organizations analyze and optimize revenue across various functions, including marketing, sales, service, and support. By leveraging data science and predictive analytics, C9 enables its clients, which include notable companies such as Yahoo!, Pitney Bowes, and Google, to improve their sales and marketing execution, generate accurate forecasts, and mitigate pipeline risks. Headquartered in San Mateo, C9 is supported by prominent investors such as the Mayfield Fund, InterWest Partners, and Leapfrog Ventures.
Compassoft
Series B in 2007
Compassoft, founded in 2002, is a leading provider of software technologies focused on data governance and end-user computing application management. The company specializes in the discovery, validation, and control of essential applications like spreadsheets, databases, and reports, which are crucial for regulatory compliance and sound accounting practices. With a strong management and development team, Compassoft has established itself as an industry leader, offering solutions that support organizations in meeting mission-critical compliance standards. As a privately held entity backed by venture capital, Compassoft continues to innovate and advance its offerings in the data governance space.
RedSeal, Inc. specializes in cybersecurity analytics solutions aimed at enhancing the digital resilience of organizations and government agencies globally. Founded in 2004 and based in San Jose, California, RedSeal's platform creates detailed network models and assesses security risks, allowing users to prioritize actions for remediation. By identifying potential attack paths to critical assets, the solution helps organizations allocate their limited security resources effectively, improve incident response times, and maintain comprehensive network visibility. RedSeal's offerings support compliance with various industry regulations and standards, while its technology integrates seamlessly with leading security tools and infrastructure providers. The company serves a diverse client base, including major financial institutions, retail companies, and U.S. federal agencies. RedSeal has established partnerships with top network infrastructure suppliers and is backed by several notable venture capital firms.
FastScaleTechnology
Series A in 2006
FastScale Technology, Inc. is a privately held company backed by leading venture capital firms including ATA Ventures, Leapfrog Ventures and Hunt Ventures. FastScale was founded to address the urgent market need for more dynamic software infrastructure in large IT organizations.
The patent-pending FastScale technology delivers a new generation of software virtualization and provisioning solutions for enterprise-class Web farms and data centers and enables IT organizations to build, manage and deploy complex and dynamic software environments with unparalleled simplicity, flexibility and security while achieving dramatic lifecycle cost savings and server utilization improvement.
Krillion is a shopping search engine that helps consumers locate and connect with local retailers for immediate product availability. Founded in February 2006, the company leverages its extensive database of product information, location data, and stock availability to answer the question of where shoppers can purchase items and pick them up the same day. Krillion utilizes its patent-pending Localization Engine to provide localized search results for thousands of products across more than 40,000 U.S. locations. Its innovative StockCheck tool offers real-time inventory updates, enhancing the Web-to-store shopping experience and driving in-store traffic and sales. The company collaborates with major search engines, manufacturers, publishers, and retailers to ensure ready-to-buy customers have access to its comprehensive data during their online product research.
RedSeal, Inc. specializes in cybersecurity analytics solutions aimed at enhancing the digital resilience of organizations and government agencies globally. Founded in 2004 and based in San Jose, California, RedSeal's platform creates detailed network models and assesses security risks, allowing users to prioritize actions for remediation. By identifying potential attack paths to critical assets, the solution helps organizations allocate their limited security resources effectively, improve incident response times, and maintain comprehensive network visibility. RedSeal's offerings support compliance with various industry regulations and standards, while its technology integrates seamlessly with leading security tools and infrastructure providers. The company serves a diverse client base, including major financial institutions, retail companies, and U.S. federal agencies. RedSeal has established partnerships with top network infrastructure suppliers and is backed by several notable venture capital firms.
Contactual
Series A in 2006
Contactual is a leading provider of hosted contact center solutions, established in 2000. The company offers its OnDemand Contact Center, a software as a service model that allows organizations to efficiently manage customer interactions without the need for extensive hardware installation or complex software maintenance. This model enables businesses to pay only for the services they require, facilitating simple implementation and operational flexibility. Additionally, Contactual provides a Business Continuity Assurance service, which ensures disaster recovery by maintaining a duplicate of existing contact center operations in a secure data center. With its patented skills-based routing algorithm and several other patent-pending technologies, Contactual distinguishes itself in the evolving landscape of contact center technology.
Radar Networks
Series A in 2006
Radar Networks is a company that develops semantic web applications, most notably through its product, Twine. Twine serves as a semi-intelligent online bookmarking service designed to help users collect, share, and discover a wide array of online content, including articles, videos, photos, and products. The application employs an auto-tagging engine that organizes information automatically, enabling users to track their interests and engage with related communities. With a focus on enhancing user experience through intelligent information management, Twine represents a significant advancement in personal web assistance. The company is backed by notable investors, including Leapfrog Ventures and Vulcan Capital.
Netli
Venture Round in 2006
Netli provides a number of corporate network and Internet services, including hosting, storage, and security services. Customers include Hewlett-Packard , Motorola, and Millipore. Netli has received equity financing from Reed Elsevier Ventures, Morgenthaler Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Alta Partners, among others. The company has offices in the US and Hong Kong. Netli was acquired by content and application acceleration specialist Akamai Technologies in 2007.
OjOs.com specializes in eyesight.
Marble Security
Venture Round in 2006
Marble Security is a company based in Menlo Park, California, specializing in mobile app risk management services for enterprises. Founded in 2005, it enables organizations to identify and mitigate risks associated with malicious and privacy-infringing mobile applications, which can lead to advanced persistent threats and spear phishing attacks. The company's service combines extensive threat intelligence from various data sources with an adaptive scoring engine to generate dynamic risk scores for Android and iOS applications. Marble's team of analysts, developers, and cybercrime specialists rigorously tests millions of apps for risky behaviors, including malware and data leakage. Additionally, Marble offers solutions for secure managed portable storage, authentication, and trusted virtual computing, as well as mobile data protection and disaster recovery services. The company can deliver data feeds, formatted reports, or integrate with mobile device management solutions, enhancing risk control for bring-your-own-device programs.
Like.com is a visual search engine that enables users to find and compare consumer products online using advanced image recognition technology. Unlike traditional search engines, Like.com indexes images based on their visual characteristics rather than relying solely on metadata and tags. Users can discover similar products, such as shoes, bags, watches, and clothing, by either selecting items displayed on the platform or by entering descriptive phrases. The system translates these descriptions into mathematical representations known as visual signatures, which consist of thousands of variables. This innovative approach allows for a more intuitive shopping experience, as users can find products without the need for specific search terms. Future developments for Like.com include the ability for users to upload images to initiate searches, further enhancing the platform's functionality and expanding the range of products that can be found online.
C9 is a provider of cloud-based revenue-performance services that specializes in predictive sales and marketing applications. The company offers a Big Data analytics platform designed to help organizations analyze and optimize revenue across various functions, including marketing, sales, service, and support. By leveraging data science and predictive analytics, C9 enables its clients, which include notable companies such as Yahoo!, Pitney Bowes, and Google, to improve their sales and marketing execution, generate accurate forecasts, and mitigate pipeline risks. Headquartered in San Mateo, C9 is supported by prominent investors such as the Mayfield Fund, InterWest Partners, and Leapfrog Ventures.
Like.com is a visual search engine that enables users to find and compare consumer products online using advanced image recognition technology. Unlike traditional search engines, Like.com indexes images based on their visual characteristics rather than relying solely on metadata and tags. Users can discover similar products, such as shoes, bags, watches, and clothing, by either selecting items displayed on the platform or by entering descriptive phrases. The system translates these descriptions into mathematical representations known as visual signatures, which consist of thousands of variables. This innovative approach allows for a more intuitive shopping experience, as users can find products without the need for specific search terms. Future developments for Like.com include the ability for users to upload images to initiate searches, further enhancing the platform's functionality and expanding the range of products that can be found online.
Vast is a technology company that empowers consumers and businesses in the automotive, real estate, and travel industries. It aggregates vast amounts of data from various sources, including Fortune 500 publishers, to provide real-time, personalized market analysis and insights. For consumers, Vast simplifies complex purchasing decisions by offering tailored recommendations for cars, homes, and vacations. For industry professionals, it offers data-driven insights to inform product and customer relationship strategies. By blending data, technology, and human expertise, Vast streamlines the decision-making process for both consumers and businesses in these major industries.
OuterBay Technologies
Series C in 2005
OuterBay Technologies, Inc. is a provider of information lifecycle management solutions focused on applications and databases. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Cupertino, California, the company specializes in helping organizations monitor, forecast, and manage data growth within enterprise environments. Its offerings include application resource monitoring, data growth analysis and policy management, and database archiving for long-term data retention, governance, and regulatory compliance. Additionally, OuterBay provides enterprise database archiving and database subsetting services, along with tools for effective data growth monitoring. The company also maintains offices in the United States, the United Kingdom, and India.
Netli
Venture Round in 2004
Netli provides a number of corporate network and Internet services, including hosting, storage, and security services. Customers include Hewlett-Packard , Motorola, and Millipore. Netli has received equity financing from Reed Elsevier Ventures, Morgenthaler Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Alta Partners, among others. The company has offices in the US and Hong Kong. Netli was acquired by content and application acceleration specialist Akamai Technologies in 2007.
Tera Systems
Series C in 2004
Tara Systems is a provider of front-end design planning technologies. The company is based in Campbell, California.
Compassoft
Series A in 2003
Compassoft, founded in 2002, is a leading provider of software technologies focused on data governance and end-user computing application management. The company specializes in the discovery, validation, and control of essential applications like spreadsheets, databases, and reports, which are crucial for regulatory compliance and sound accounting practices. With a strong management and development team, Compassoft has established itself as an industry leader, offering solutions that support organizations in meeting mission-critical compliance standards. As a privately held entity backed by venture capital, Compassoft continues to innovate and advance its offerings in the data governance space.
OuterBay Technologies
Series B in 2003
OuterBay Technologies, Inc. is a provider of information lifecycle management solutions focused on applications and databases. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Cupertino, California, the company specializes in helping organizations monitor, forecast, and manage data growth within enterprise environments. Its offerings include application resource monitoring, data growth analysis and policy management, and database archiving for long-term data retention, governance, and regulatory compliance. Additionally, OuterBay provides enterprise database archiving and database subsetting services, along with tools for effective data growth monitoring. The company also maintains offices in the United States, the United Kingdom, and India.
Vivato is a provider of Wi-Fi infrastructure solutions that specializes in designing and delivering connectivity systems for mobile carriers and operators both in the United States and internationally. The company develops indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi base stations that enhance range and coverage for large environments, such as warehouses, stadiums, convention centers, office parks, and various outdoor areas. Vivato's indoor base stations improve connectivity in expansive indoor settings, while its outdoor base stations support high data rates for urban and rural initiatives, educational campuses, resorts, and transportation hubs, including airports and train terminals. By addressing the increasing demand for bandwidth driven by mobile devices, Vivato plays a vital role in enhancing wireless network infrastructure.
OuterBay Technologies
Venture Round in 2002
OuterBay Technologies, Inc. is a provider of information lifecycle management solutions focused on applications and databases. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Cupertino, California, the company specializes in helping organizations monitor, forecast, and manage data growth within enterprise environments. Its offerings include application resource monitoring, data growth analysis and policy management, and database archiving for long-term data retention, governance, and regulatory compliance. Additionally, OuterBay provides enterprise database archiving and database subsetting services, along with tools for effective data growth monitoring. The company also maintains offices in the United States, the United Kingdom, and India.
Striva develops software to solve complex database integration problems for some of the world's leading software vendors.
Striva products enable large corporations to invest in new technology while maintaining the viability of their existing database infrastructure, delivering more than 100-fold performance improvements over alternatives. Striva customers include Alcatel, Chase Manhattan, Lockheed Martin, Nortel Networks, UBS Warburg, and Xerox.
Tera Systems
Venture Round in 2000
Tara Systems is a provider of front-end design planning technologies. The company is based in Campbell, California.