In this episode we go inside Docket — the enterprise software company redefining how sales and revenue teams operate in 2025. With its bold vision of AI Sales Engineers and AI Sellers, Docket combines a central ‘Sales Knowledge Lake™’ with autonomous agents that engage buyers, qualify leads, automate RFPs and power pipeline generation. We’ll unpack how Docket built its platform, why automation is now mission-critical in GTM operations, and what it takes to scale revenue at enterprise scale without scaling headcount.

In this episode, we’re stepping into the world of Alta — the Tel Aviv-based startup that’s building an ‘AI Revenue Workforce’ to transform how companies sell and scale. With agents like Katie, Alex and Luna automating prospecting, calling, RevOps and data insights, Alta is redefining what a sales team can be in 2025. We’ll dig into how they built the architecture, how they pair human strategy with AI execution, and what the future looks like when revenue teams operate 24/7 with intelligence built-in.

In this episode, we dive into Papaya Global — the enterprise SaaS platform reinventing how businesses hire, pay and manage a workforce that spans the globe. We’ll explore how Papaya built a system to onboard employees or contractors anywhere, navigate local regulations, and execute payments worldwide in a single unified platform. From payroll to payments, from compliance to contractor management, we uncover how Papaya is enabling truly border-less workforces and what that means for the future of work in 2025.

In this episode, we spotlight Linktree—the Melbourne-born startup that transformed the humble bio link into a global platform for creators, brands and businesses. From its origins as a quick fix for social-media frustrations to being a gateway for millions of fans, followers and merchants, Linktree is now expanding into creator commerce, analytics and brand identity. We’ll dig into how the company scaled, why the ‘link in bio’ moment still matters in 2025, and what building the digital identity layer for the creator economy can teach us about modern SaaS.

In this episode we spotlight airSlate — the no-code workflow automation platform rethinking how teams create, route and sign documents in a digital world. From PDF editing and e-signatures to full-blown automated document workflows that tie into CRMs and databases, airSlate is helping organizations eliminate paperwork, reduce errors and move faster. We’ll explore how the company evolved from simple document tools to a full business process automation ecosystem, why document workflows are still mission-critical in 2025, and how any team can start automating without writing a line of code.

In this episode we explore Squadcast — the platform built to help DevOps and SRE teams turn chaos into reliability. From on-call schedules and alert deduplication to runbooks, status pages and data-driven retrospectives, Squadcast brings incident response into the age of automation and transparency. We’ll dive into how the company grew, how it’s merging observability with response (thanks to its acquisition by SolarWinds), and why in 2025 smart incident-management is no longer optional but foundational for digital business resilience.

In this episode, we explore LeadSquared — the Bengaluru-based SaaS company rewriting how high-velocity sales teams operate. Built to handle hundreds of thousands of leads, field sales teams, mobile agents and complex workflows, LeadSquared combines CRM, marketing automation, onboarding portals and service support into one platform. We’ll dive into how the company built for scale in emerging markets, how vertical-specific automation unlocks faster conversions, and what its growth story tells us about the future of CRM and SaaS in 2025.

In this episode, we explore Canva — the Australian startup turned global creative platform that’s given millions the power to design like pros. From simple drag-and-drop templates to advanced AI-powered video tools, Canva has redefined what design means in 2025. We’ll dive into how it went from college lab to a multi-billion-dollar company, how it’s disrupted the creative industry, and where it’s headed next as visual content becomes central to every business and creator.