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Halden replaces the patchwork of spreadsheets and emails that private credit managers use to administer loans, distributions, and investor reporting. Used by sixteen funds in the United States and Europe.

Okra is the system of record for independent oncology practices: scheduling, infusion, intake, prior authorization, and revenue. Now used in 240 clinics across thirty-one states.

Meridian is the dispatch and yard-management layer for inland container terminals along the Mississippi and the Great Lakes. The product replaces hand-written manifests and two-way radio dispatch.

Linde produces specialty flocculants and corrosion inhibitors for municipal and industrial water systems. The company operates two plants in Ohio and one in Saxony-Anhalt.

Pell underwrites the long tail of small commercial lines—coffee shops, contractors, fleets of three or four vehicles—using submission data that human underwriters historically ignored.

Tessera produces lens assemblies and beam-shaping optics for industrial, defense, and laboratory customers from a single facility in Rochester, New York. Founded by two former employees of a hundred-year-old optical house.

Ostmark operates a production bakery in Pittsburgh and supplies bread, viennoiserie, and pastry to roughly two hundred restaurants, hotels, and grocers in western Pennsylvania.

Kestrel flies fixed-wing and rotorcraft surveys for transmission utilities and short-line railroads, with a software product that turns raw imagery into route condition reports.