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It has been a rocket-ship ride for DealCloud in the past three years. The company has doubled its client base and has expanded into investment banking, fund of fund, real estate, and corporate development markets. This represents a 151 percent increase in users, meaning that DealCloud's technology now supports over 25,000 principal investors, M&A advisors, and other deal professionals every day. But what's the fuel that has propelled DealCloud to achieve this overwhelming feat? It's simple yet powerful: A vertical-specific, custom-built SaaS solution that has the potential to change the game for deal and relationship managers working in capital markets firms.
Through the software, DealCloud clients can leverage multiple data sources to enrich and augment a firm's proprietary data, revolutionizing the way they source and initiate deals, and manage relationships. Through the data intelligence system called "DataCortex," contacts and deal information are matched and combined with each client's proprietary data into a single cohesive record based on the client's preferences. "This process is run by a specially developed algorithm and recommendation engine that brings together the powerful combination of data and software," comments Seth. “On top of that, DealCloud can speak back-and-forth with external systems - such as a firm’s HR and payroll software, data rooms, or portfolio monitoring tools - creating a single source of truth for the entire firm, from the administrator to the Managing Director.”

