A few things
about Cazoomi.

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA · 2008

It began with a recurring question.

People often ask how Cazoomi got started. It began in board rooms during the financial crisis of 2008.

We were a small team of NetSuite, Salesforce, and RSA consultants in the San Francisco Bay Area, helping businesses implement enterprise software through a difficult economic period.

During the day, we worked with customers in California. At night, our teams in India and the Philippines kept projects moving while the rest of us slept.

Every customer looked different. Different industries, different software, different sizes. Yet the question was almost always the same.

"How do we get these systems to talk to each other?"

The technology changed. The problem stayed familiar. Looking back, that is where Cazoomi really began.

Turning what we learned into SyncApps.

In those early years, we spent a great deal of time implementing enterprise software and building integrations on the SnapLogic platform.

Across those projects, we kept solving the same handful of problems. Different customers and implementations, with familiar patterns underneath.

"What if software could remember what we'd already learned?"

That question became SyncApps. We started capturing what worked and turning it into software, so each customer could benefit from the knowledge built through the projects before theirs.

Independent from the beginning.

We started with about $250,000, without venture capital. Cazoomi has remained privately held, debt free, and profitable.

That independence shaped our decisions. We could focus on building software customers wanted to use and supporting them long after the sale.

Today our platform runs on Rackspace infrastructure, with a 99.99% historical uptime. The practices behind that work are outlined on our Security page.