Five Subscription-Based Software Startups Unite for Small and Medium Businesses

by Kim Chulhyun

Published 19 Aug.2020 08:05(KST)

Launch of the 'B2B SaaS Alliance'

From the left, Jin-yong Kim, CEO of Newploy, Beom-seop Kim, CEO of Jarvis & Villains, Jae-seung Choi, CEO of Spoqa, Si-won Choi, CEO of Channel Corporation, and Young-jun Lee, CEO of Modusign, are posing for a commemorative photo.

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] Five domestic business-to-business software-as-a-service (B2B SaaS) companies have formed a council to revitalize and grow the industry ecosystem.

On the 19th, the 'B2B SaaS Alliance' announced its launch, composed of subscription-based software companies specializing in services for small and medium-sized enterprises and small business owners.

The participating companies include Newploy, operator of 'Albam,' an automated employee attendance management and payroll service; Modusign, operator of 'Modusign,' a non-face-to-face simple electronic contract service; Spoqa, operator of 'Dodo Point,' a point accumulation and customized marketing solution; Jarvis & Villains, operator of 'SamzzemSam,' a fast and easy comprehensive income tax filing service, and 'Jarvis,' an AI-powered accounting assistant for businesses; and Channel Corporation, operator of 'Channel Talk,' an all-in-one business messenger supporting online customer consultation and management.

The participating companies plan to strengthen the growth foundation of the SaaS ecosystem based on the potential and scalability of the rapidly growing domestic B2B market, and to enhance the independent technological competitiveness and self-sustainability of domestic companies. To this end, through the council, they will engage in in-depth business discussions for the development of related industries, share and exchange policy trends, domestic and international industry trends, business and marketing partnerships, insights, and continue cooperation.