Apoorva

A family of SaaS products from Broomfield, Colorado

Each of project work, team chat, facility upkeep and insurance administration has its own tool in the product family made by Apoorva of Broomfield, Colorado. The company describes its aim as one platform with multiple products, each usable alone or together. Customers can start with one tool and add others as their needs grow.

D9 for projects and teams

D9 is the project management product, with task boards, timelines and reporting so teams can work together. It is meant for plans that need tracking from first task to delivery.

SiteWare and ServiceAX for facilities

SiteWare handles inspections, safety audits, equipment logs and the compliance paperwork that facilities must keep. ServiceAX covers scheduled preventive maintenance, work orders, coordination of outside vendors and staff rostering. Together they suit operations teams and facility managers who have to prove that equipment was checked and repairs were done.

MaxDrips for messaging

MaxDrips carries team messages and company announcements between departments and connects to D9 and SiteWare, so that updates sit next to the work they concern. Because the products are linked, a team could plan work in D9, record an inspection in SiteWare and announce the outcome in MaxDrips without moving between unrelated systems.

Invento for insurers

Invento, for insurers, is a policy administration system hosted in the cloud that follows a policy through its whole lifecycle. Apoorva describes its pricing as flexible per policy, so cost follows the size of the book.

Rescuing struggling SaaS products

Beyond its own products, Apoorva offers a SaaS rescue service for companies facing financial or technical trouble. It provides technical and growth help on a revenue-sharing model with no upfront costs, so a company in difficulty can get support without paying in advance.

Support and customers

The company offers onboarding help and round-the-clock assistance. Operations teams, facility managers and insurers use its tools, and the rescue service is for SaaS firms in trouble.