Acumatica

Acumatica, founded in 2008, is a technology provider that develops cloud- and browser-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) software for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). The company is headquartered in Bellevue, WA in the Seattle metropolitan area.[1]

Acumatica
TypePrivately held company
IndustryComputer software
Founded2008 (2008) in Bethesda, Maryland
FounderSerguei Beloussov 
SuccessorEQT Partners 
Headquarters
Bellevue, Washington
,
United States
Key people
Serguei Beloussov
(Executive Chairman and Founder)
Mike Chtchelkonogov
(CTO and Founder)
John Howell
(Director and Founder)
Jon Roskill
(CEO)
ProductsAcumatica Cloud ERP
Number of employees
300+ (2018)
Websitewww.acumatica.com

History

In November 2008, Acumatica launched its first product, Acumatica ERP, alongside an accompanying financial demo. In the following year, on-premises and SaaS software versions were released. The firm's distribution software came a year later in April 2010.

Acumatica received an investment from Visma in September 2011.[2]

In 2013, Yury Larichev became the company's Chief Executive Officer, soon after the company moved its headquarters to Kirkland, WA.[3][4]

In March 2013, the firm launched version 4.0 of its ERP suite, which introduced a new user interface, as well as Acumatica Studio for ERP app development.[5]

In March 2014, former Microsoft VP Jon Roskill was named the new CEO.[6] The firm launched its xRP Cloud Platform 2 months later.[7] In the fall of 2014, it released the beta version of its new suite, Acumatica 5.0.[8] A

In 2014, Acumatica secured over $13 million in funding in an effort led by MYOB.[9] In June 2018, the firm secured a $25 million Series C round of funding led by Accel-KKR, a Silicon Valley technology-focused investment firm.[10] It will use the investment to fund further development of artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning capabilities embedded in its software.

In June 2019, private equity fund EQT Partners acquired Acumatica.[11]

In December 2019, Acumatica announced a partnership with accounting and advisory firm BDO USA[12] and in April 2020, it acquired JAAS Advanced Manufacturing Software from JAAS Systems.[13]

Technology

Acumatica's web-based ERP applications are built on top of its internally developed platform xRP.[14] The software can be deployed on-premises, hosted in a data center, or run on a cloud-computing platform (see operating environment below). The software can be licensed or subscribed to as a software as a service (SaaS) solution.[15][16][17]

The firm's SaaS offering runs on Amazon Web Services (AWS)[18] and Windows Azure[19] and SQL Azure.[15] Acumatica's licensed software runs on a Microsoft Windows Server with a Microsoft SQL database. Applications run as .NET managed code.[20]

Recognition

2012, Top 100 Global Finalist by Red Herring[21] and number 1 in the Top 20 Coolest Cloud Vendors by CRN.[22]

2013, one of CRN's "20 Coolest Cloud Software Vendors of the Cloud" for "solid growth throughout 2012" and its "ability to offer ERP in a SaaS model or hosted on-premises" in a data center or the cloud.[23] Acumatica was a finalist for the 2013 SIIA Software Codie awards for Best Supply Chain Management Solution,[24] and it was also recognized as one of the top 50 Russian start-ups of the year.[25]

2014, Gold Stevie in the "New Product or Service of the Year" category for its Cloud Platform.[26] and a SIIA Software Codie award for Best Supply Chain Management Solution.[27]

2016, SIIA CODiE Award for Best Supply Chain Management Solution.[28]

2017, PC Mag Editors' Choice Awards for Best ERP Software (Acumatica Cloud ERP); .[29] SIIA CODiE Award for Best Cloud ERP Solution.[28]

In 2018, IT research company Gartner's highest score for customer satisfaction.[30]

2019 finalist for Most Innovative Business at the IDEA Awards,[31] PC Magazine also named it among the top ten Best Inventory Management software for 2020 in late 2019.[32]

2020, CEO Jon Roskill was named a winner in the 2020 BIG Innovation Awards by the Business Intelligence Group.[33]

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