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Most Popular SaaS Applications Based on Fortune 500/2000 Companies

Delivered September 28th, 2019. Contributors: Josh T., Sylvester G., Blessing S., Ian C. and

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Most Popular SaaS Application Based on Fortune 500/Forbes 2000 Companies, (10)

Ten popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies are Beckon, Inbenta, Zoho, Sysomos, QStream, Scribble Live, Drift, Brandworkz, ExperLogix, and Velaro. All the requested information is included both in the attached spreadsheet and below.
Findings1. Beckon Beckon is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Toyota and Turner Broadcasting. 
2. Inbenta Inbenta is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Groupon and BNP Paribas. 
3. Zoho Zoho is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Facebook and Citrix. 
4. Sysomos Sysomos is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are IBM and Mondelēz International. 
5. QStream QStream is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Capitol One and Novartis. 
6. Scribble Live Scribble Live is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are DHL and FedEx. 
7. Drift Drift is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Symantec and GrubHub. 
8. Brandworkz Brandworkz is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are ArcelorMittal and Mitsubishi. 
9. ExperLogix ExperLogix is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Hitachi and Crown Castle International.
10. Velaro Velaro is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are LG and Pfizer. 
Your Research Team Applied the Following Strategy:
We identified 10 of the most popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies by first looking up such companies in lists (such as the SaaS 1000) and on Linkedin. We then checked to see which of those SaaS companies have two or more Fortune 500/2,000 clients, which was the metric we used to define the companies as among the most popular SaaS applications. The companies we found all published client lists on their websites. We then identified prominent companies from those lists and looked up their Fortune rankings through Fortune's publications of such.

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Ten popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies are Chatmeter, MobileIron, Brightcove, GoodData, SendGrid, SiteSpect, TrackVia, Corporate360, Prezi, and Bluecore. All the requested information is included both in the attached spreadsheet and below.
Findings1. Chatmeter Chatmeter is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Kohl's and Comcast. 
2. MobileIron MobileIron is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Barclays and Wyndham. 
3. Brightcove Brightcove is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Wendy's and Hugo Boss. 
4. GoodData GoodData is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Nestlé and Broadridge. 
5. SendGrid SendGrid is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Uber and eBay. 
6. SiteSpect SiteSpect is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Staples and Urban Outfitters. 
7. TrackVia TrackVia is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are GE Healthcare and Honeywell. 
8. Corporate360 Corporate360 is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Google and Oracle. 
9. Prezi Prezi is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Salesforce and Staples. 
10. Bluecore Bluecore is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Express and CDW. 
Your Research Team Applied the Following Strategy:
We identified 10 of the most popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies by first looking up such companies in lists (such as the SaaS 1000) and on Linkedin. We then checked to see which of those SaaS companies have two or more Fortune 500/2,000 clients, which was the metric we used to define the companies as among the most popular SaaS applications. The companies we found all published client lists on their websites. We then identified prominent companies from those lists and looked up their Fortune rankings through Fortune's publications of such. 

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Ten popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies are OverOps, ProntoForms, E2OPEN, Avature, Saba, ProcessMaker, Five9, TeamViewer, Perfecto, and Splashtop. All the requested information is included both in the attached spreadsheet and below. 
Findings1. OverOps OverOps is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Comcast and Fox. 
2. ProntoForms ProntoForms is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are BP and Philips. 
3. E2OPEN E2OPEN is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Lenovo and Bosch. 
4. Avature Avature is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Barclays and L'Oréal. 
5. Saba Saba is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are ADP and Dell. 
6. ProcessMaker ProcessMaker is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Sony and Bridgestone. 
7. Five9 Five9 is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Citrix and Expedia. 
8. TeamViewer TeamViewer is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Philips and Microsoft. 
9. Perfecto Perfecto is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Citi and Comcast. 
10. Splashtop  Splashtop is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Rolls-Royce and Ricoh. 
Your Research Team Applied the Following Strategy:
We identified 10 of the most popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies by first looking up such companies in lists (such as the SaaS 1000) and on Linkedin. We then checked to see which of those SaaS companies have two or more Fortune 500/2,000 clients, which was the metric we used to define the companies as among the most popular SaaS applications. The companies we found all published client lists on their websites. We then identified prominent companies from those lists and looked up their Fortune rankings through Fortune's publications of such. 

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Ten popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies are Sprout Social, Demandbase, Revegy, iCIMS, Leadspace, SEMrush, Service Channel, Medallia, Smarsh, and Crownpeak. All the requested information is included in the attached spreadsheet and below. 
Findings1. Sprout Social Sprout Social is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Loews and Grub Hub. 
2. Demandbase Demandbase is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
 Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Adobe and Broadridge. 
3. Revegy Revegy is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Fujitsu and Unisys.
4. iCIMS iCIMS is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
 Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Tiffany & Co. and Amtrust Financial Services. 
5. Leadspace Leadspace is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Microsoft and Intel. 
6. SEMrush SEMrush is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are HP and eBay. 
7. Service Channel Service Channel is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Louis Vuitton and Neiman Marcus. 
8. Medallia Medallia is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Comcast and IBM. 
9. Smarsh Smarsh is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are KPMG and Goodyear. 
10. Crownpeak Crownpeak is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies.
 This link is to the product website.
Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Unilever and Toyota. 
Your Research Team Applied the Following Strategy:
We identified 10 of the most popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies by first looking up such companies in lists (such as the SaaS 1000) and articles (such as Biz Journals). We then checked to see which of those SaaS companies have two or more Fortune 500/2,000 clients, which was the metric we used to define the companies as among the most popular SaaS applications. The companies we found all published client lists on their websites. We then identified prominent companies from those lists and looked up their Fortune rankings through Fortune's publications of such.
 

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Ten popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies are Asana, Autopilot, Winmo, ServiceNow, Akamai, Clear Company, GitLab, Celonis, Movable Ink, and Moat. All the requested information is included both in the attached spreadsheet and in the research findings below. 
Findings1. Asana Asana is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies. 
 This link is to the product website. 
 Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Lyft and Overstock. 
2. Autopilot AutopilotHQ is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies. 
 This link is to the product website. 
 Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Bosch and Twitter. 
3. Winmo Winmo is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies. 
 This link is to the product website. 
 Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Omnicon Group and Tegna. 
4. ServiceNow ServiceNow is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies. 
 This link is to the product website. 
 Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Magellan Health and Experian. 
5. Akamai Akamai is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies. 
 This link is to the product website. 
 Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are IBM and Adobe. 
6. Clear Company Clear Company is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies. 
 This link is to the product website. 
 Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Mitsubishi Electric and Bosch. 
7. GitLab GitLab is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies. 
 This link is to the product website. 
 Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Expedia and DISH Network. 
8. Celonis Celonis is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies. 
 This link is to the product website. 
 Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Honeywell International and Vodafone. 
9. Movable Ink Movable Ink is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies. 
 This link is to the product website. 
 Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Comcast and Lenovo. 
10. Moat Moat is an SaaS application used by enterprise companies. 
 This link is to the product website. 
 Two Fortune 500/2,000 companies using this product are Unilever and Facebook. 
Your Research Team Applied the Following Strategy:We identified 10 of the most popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies by first looking up such companies in lists (such as the SaaS 1000) and articles (such as Built in Boston). We then checked to see which of those SaaS companies have two or more Fortune 500/2,000 clients. The companies we found all published client lists on their websites. We then identified prominent companies from those lists and looked up their Fortune rankings through Fortune's publications of such. 

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Ten most popular SaaS additional applications used by enterprise companies are Asana, Autopilot, Vrinsoft Technology
, Endive Software
, GoodData
, Cvent
, Blackbaud
, Inside Sales
, ServiceMax
 and Apptio. In the attached spreadsheet, rows 51-60 have been filled with the requested information.

Asana
Companies using Asana
: Salesforce and Pearson.

AutopilotCompanies using Autopilot: Microsoft and Citrix.

Vrinsoft TechnologyCompanies using Vrinsoft Technology: Porsche Automobil Holding and Mitsubishi Motors.

Endive SoftwareCompanies using Endive: Johnson & Johnson and Kellogg.

GoodData
Companies using GoodData
: Cintas and The Home Depot.

Cvent
Companies using Cvent
: Johnson & Johnson and Toshiba.

Blackbaud
Companies using Blackbaud
:
 Berkshire Hathaway and Sefcu.

Inside SalesCompanies using Inside Sales: Microsoft and Bank of America.

ServiceMaxCompanies using ServiceMax: General Electric and Schneider Electric.

ApptioCompanies using Apptio: Exelon and Unilever.


Research Strategy:In order to provide 10 additional most popular SaaS additional applications used by enterprise companies, we delved into industry publications such as Hubspot, Datamation, Kinsta, as well as several statistical databases such as Statista. Throughout the search, we made sure the identified applications and companies were mentioned in at least two different sources, to maintain credibility. 

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The most popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies include Zymr, Eventbrite, Intercom, Mathworks, Lastpass, Jamf Cloud, FreshService, UltiPro, Trello, and Stripe. Details on each product have been provided in rows 41-50, columns B-C of the attached spreadsheet. 
MOST POPULAR SaaS APPLICATIONS The most popular SaaS applications based on Fortune 500/Forbes 2000 Companies, (4) are as discussed in the following section. 
Zymr Product website 
Companies using the product include Vodafone and Cisco System.
Eventbrite Product website 
Companies using the product are SAP and Fujitsu 
Intercom Product website 
Companies using the product are Shopify and Yahoo.
Mathworks Product website 
 Companies using the product are Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc and CNH Industrial NV.
Lastpass Product website 
Companies using the product are Salesforce and AmerisourceBergen Corp.
Jamf Cloud Product website 
Companies using the product include Merrill Corporation and Merck.
FreshService Product website 
Companies using the product include Veeva Systems and Honda Motors.
UltiPro Product website 
Companies using the product are Nikon and Yamaha.
Trello Product website 
Companies using the product include Google and Adobe.
StripeProduct website 
Companies using the product are Amazon and Google.
RESEARCH STRATEGYTo identify a list of the top/leading SaaS applications used by enterprise companies, the research team leveraged precompiled information from industry publications such as Hubspot, Datamination, Kinsta, and Document360i. We also leveraged data from Statista, Sassy Digita, and Feature Customers, among others. We utilized a range of resources to ensure that the SaaS applications provided are deemed to be widely used and popular among enterprise companies. We ensured that only companies that were featured in at least two of the different precompiled sources were selected. Further analysis was also done to identify the names of at least 2 Fortune 500 or Forbes 2000 companies using the product. Our findings have been provided in rows 41-50 of the attached spreadsheet. 

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The most popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies include Confluence, Sisense, MuleSoft, Splunk Cloud, Proofpoint, Shopify, Domo, Teem, Tableau Online, and Trigent Software. Details on each product have been provided in rows 23-32, columns A-C of the attached spreadsheet.
SUMMARY OF FINDINGSCONFLUENCE
Companies using the product: Hubspot and Audi.
SISENSE
Companies using the product: Airbus and Motorola. 
MULESOFT
Companies using the product: Cisco and Coca-Cola.
SPLUNK CLOUD
Companies using the product: Blackstone and TransUnion.
PROOFPOINT
Companies using the product: Swisscom and Aon. 
SHOPIFY
Companies using the product: Tesla and Mondelez International.
DOMO
Companies using the product: Cisco and Disney. 
TEEM
Companies using the product: Viacom and HP.
TABLEAU ONLINE
Companies using the product: AOL and Accenture. 
TRIGENT SOFTWARE
Companies using the product: Oracle and Navistar.
Research Strategy:To identify some of the most popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies, your research team identified a precompiled list of popular SaaS applications from credible application listing sites. From this list, we identified applications that are used by at least 2 Fortune 500/2000 companies.

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The most popular SaaS applications used by enterprise companies include Coupa Software, Marketo, Xactly, Adroll, SurveyMonkey, Zuora, JiRA Atlassian, New Relic, Veeva Systems, and The Ultimate Software Group. Details on each product have been provided in rows 21-30, columns A-C of the attached spreadsheet.

Coupa Software
Companies that are using Coupa Software include Salesforce and Pearson.
MarketoSome companies that are currently utilizing Marketo are Microsoft and Citrix.
Xactly Corp Honeywell International and Vodafone are some of the companies that are employing Xactly Corp.
Adroll
Companies that are using Adroll include Nestle and Genesis Technology. 
SurveyMonkey
Cintas and The Home Depot are both companies that are utilizing SurveyMonkey.
Zuora
Companies that are using Zuora include Schneider Electric and Unilever.
 JiRA Atlassian/Atlassian
ANZ and The Telegraph are a few companies that are using Atlassian.
New Relic
Some companies using New Relic include Infiniti and American Eagle Outfitters.

Veeva Systems
 AstraZeneca and Eli Lilly are some examples of companies that are using Veeva Systems.
The Ultimate Software GroupBoth Sony and RCN Telecom companies that are using the Ultimate Software Group. 

Research Strategy:Our research began by identifying a list from Datamation that provided credible data on the top/leading SaaS applications used by enterprise companies. We corroborated this source with another listing of leading SaaS applications by SassyDigital and ChannelE2E, among others. This was to ensure that the SaaS applications provided are deemed to be widely used and popular among enterprise companies.

From our initial search findings, we ensured that only companies that featured in at least two of the different pre-compiled sources were selected, except for those listed in the spreadsheet. Afterward, we analyzed the companies' customers to guarantee that at least two Fortune 500 or Forbes 2000 companies are using their products.

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Information on the ten most popular SaaS applications used by Fortune 500 companies has been provided in the attached spreadsheet.  

SUMMARY OF FINDINGSTwo Fortune 500 companies that use Box include Coca-Cola and Intuit. 
 Colgate-Palmolive and Verizon are Fortune 500 companies that use GSuite. 
Two Fortune 500 companies that use Slack include Intuit and IBM. 
 Nasdaq and Delta are Fortune 500 companies that use Zoom. 
Salesforce is used by Fortune 500 companies such as Farmers Insurance and Amazon. 
RESEARCH STRATEGYTo find the requested information, we looked through sites such as Hubspot and Saasmag to find the most popular SaaS companies. We chose companies that were mentioned by multiple sources. We then verified that these companies had  Fortune 500 companies as customers by looking at their customer stories in their respective websites. In addition, we confirmed that the companies we used were Fortune 500 by looking at the 2019 Fortune 500 list. 