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Zuora, the on-demand billing service for on-demand companies, is turning 1 year old. Last week, the company announced 100 product improvements with its 2.0 version and said that it had attracted 100 customers in its first year. Why all the attention to this startup? I think what's cool about Zuora is that it is the first on-demand infrastructure company delivering its product as an on-demand service. It may not have invented the car, so to speak, but it is inventing asphalt, and, in some ways, that's better.
Zuora is not the first on-demand subscription billing provider
Posted by: klennox 2009-04-29 09:14:57 In reply to: Denis Pombriant
Denis, your article suggests Zuora is the first on-demand infrastructure company delivering their products as on-demand services.
To set the record straight and educate your readers that is simply not the case.
IP Applications, www.ipapplications.com has been providing our on-demand subscription services billing and payments platform as an on-demand service for approximately 11 years. Our customers are Software as a Service companies (startups and established), Telco's, and ISP's. Some of our larger and more notable clients include AOL, Amway, Bell Mobility and Sprint yet as our services are on demand and monthly transaction based we are accessible and affordable to all.
I hope you will check us out to see for yourself.
Cheers
To set the record straight and educate your readers that is simply not the case.
IP Applications, www.ipapplications.com has been providing our on-demand subscription services billing and payments platform as an on-demand service for approximately 11 years. Our customers are Software as a Service companies (startups and established), Telco's, and ISP's. Some of our larger and more notable clients include AOL, Amway, Bell Mobility and Sprint yet as our services are on demand and monthly transaction based we are accessible and affordable to all.
I hope you will check us out to see for yourself.
Cheers
