Companies that use Compliatric

Source: Analysis of tech stacks from 100 companies that use Compliatric

I noticed that Compliatric users are clearly enterprise companies with serious compliance and governance requirements. The overwhelming presence of Salesforce CRM at 184x the normal rate, combined with compliance-focused tools like Syntrio and Navex One, tells me these are regulated organizations that need to manage both customer relationships and complex regulatory obligations at scale.

The pairing of Salesforce Experience Cloud with Compliatric is particularly revealing. These companies aren't just managing internal compliance, they're building customer-facing portals and experiences that likely need to meet strict regulatory standards. When I see this combined with Navex One, which handles ethics and compliance management, it suggests organizations in heavily regulated industries like healthcare, finance, or government contracting where compliance touches every customer interaction. The presence of Syntrio, another compliance training platform, reinforces that these companies are investing heavily in keeping their entire workforce trained on regulatory requirements.

My analysis shows these are sales-led organizations in mid-to-late stage growth. The strong Salesforce footprint indicates established sales processes and serious revenue scale. The appearance of Microsoft Defender for Business and Manageengine Service Desk Plus reveals mature IT operations that prioritize security and internal support infrastructure. These aren't scrappy startups experimenting with lightweight tools. They're organizations with formal IT departments managing complex security and compliance needs across distributed teams.

Source: Analysis of Linkedin bios of 100 companies that use Compliatric

I noticed that Compliatric's customers are overwhelmingly community health centers and behavioral health organizations that provide direct patient care to underserved populations. These aren't typical medical practices. They're Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs), community mental health centers, and rural health clinics that operate as the healthcare safety net for low-income, uninsured, and vulnerable communities. They offer integrated services spanning primary care, dental, behavioral health, and social support, often all under one roof.

These are mature, established organizations. The average employee count clusters between 50 and 500, with many reporting 30 to 40 years of operation. They receive federal grants and government funding, operate multiple clinic locations, and serve thousands of patients annually. They're not startups figuring out product-market fit. They're stable institutions managing complex compliance requirements that come with federal funding and healthcare regulations.