Weiss: Permit.io has nearly a dozen customers heading to production
Or Weiss · Full Stack Permissions as a Service Launches, $6m in Fresh Capital to Buy Time · Apr 2, 2022 · at 14:41
Or Weiss, founder and CEO of Permit.io, discusses the company's early enterprise traction and conversion pipeline shortly after launching the commercial SaaS platform.
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“So we launched our SaaS offering as kind of open to everyone as part of our announcement of coming out of stealth a month ago. And we now have almost, we're getting close to a dozen customers heading to production.”
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