As of November 2026, Latka tracks 379 Decision-Making software companies. They have combined revenues of $1.4B and employ 10.7K people. They have raised $999M and serve 27.1M customers combined.
Every company below sells Decision-Making software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.
Decision-making software encompasses a range of digital tools designed to assist individuals and organizations in evaluating options and making informed choices based on data analysis. These platforms often provide features such as data visualization, scenario analysis, and automated insights, enabling users to analyze various outcomes and make choices that align with their objectives. Primarily used by professionals in management, finance, and operations, decision-making software streamlines processes by allowing teams to simulate different scenarios and evaluate potential impacts before arriving at a conclusion. Typical buyer personas include business analysts, operations managers, and executive decision-makers, who leverage these tools to support strategic initiatives, improve efficiency, and mitigate risk in their decision processes.
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London, England, United Kingdom
Patsnap Eureka uses AI that goes beyond simple keyword matching to deliver search results. Validate your ideas and identify potential roadblocks before you invest time and resources. Regardless of your expertise, our collaborative tool makes it easy for teams to work together seamlessly.
Denver, Colorado, United States
Provider of a cloud-based software selection management platform intended to facilitate better purchase decisions. The company's software selection management platform supports a comprehensive set of evaluation stages from requirements gathering to vendor shortlisting, demos and user trials, RFI/RFPs and contract negotiation, enabling stakeholders within information technology, procurement, finance and end-user business units evaluate, select and purchase software products best suited for their needs.
New York, NY, United States
We are on a mission to transform ways of working by empowering businesses with meaningful AI. Our decision intelligence app drives AI at scale and unlocks a new level of AI-powered productivity and performance. By putting AI directly into the hands of business users, we empower deeper, smarter, and faster decision-making, accelerating revenue maximization across every part of an organization.
Irving, Texas, United States
EPSoft Technologies, established in 2015 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, is a certified Women's Business Enterprise (WBE), recognized by the Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). With offices in the United States and India, EPSoft specializes in delivering comprehensive products, services, staffing and consulting solutions.
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New York, New York, United States
Collective[i] is an artificial intelligence company founded in 2008 by Stephen Messer and co-founders, headquartered in the United States. The company operates a data network model for B2B sales organizations, using neural net technology to automate CRM activity capture, forecast deal outcomes, and surface buyer behavior signals across a shared contributor network. Individual sales contributors access the platform for free, while sales managers and leaders pay on a per-seat basis. The company reached its first paying customer in 2011 or 2012, after roughly four years of pre-revenue R&D, and crossed $1 million in annual revenue in 2014. As of January 2023, Collective[i] reported a team of approximately 140 employees, roughly 120 of whom are engineers, and a revenue-per-employee figure that Stephen Messer described as at least $500,000. The company has been entirely self-funded by its founders, with Messer indicating total investment north of $100 million. Collective[i] claims to track approximately 5% of the global B2B economy daily, a scale Messer compared to Amazon's share of B2C commerce. The platform is free forever for individual contributors and priced at approximately $9,000 per seat per year for managers, with average contract values typically above $100,000.
Latka tracks 379 Decision-Making software companies with reported revenue. Together they generate $1.4B in annual revenue and employ 10.7K people.
Patsnap (UK) Ltd. is the largest, with $100M in annual revenue.
The average Decision-Making software company in this list makes $3.8M a year, across 379 companies with reported revenue. They serve 27.1M customers combined.
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Patsnap (UK) Ltd., WorkBoard, Productboard, Jellyvision and QuestionPro.
The 379 Decision-Making software companies tracked here have raised $999M in disclosed funding between them.
- Must enable users to analyze and evaluate multiple options based on data. - Should include features for data visualization and scenario planning. - Must support collaborative decision-making among team members. - Should facilitate the automation of decision processes to enhance efficiency. - Not just for basic data reporting; must also provide actionable insights to inform decisions.
