Prodly offers the AppOps suite that automates release management, sandbox seeding, data migration and regression testing for Salesforce, designed for admins and citizen developers. Its tools target non-coders, simplifying change management so companies can accelerate innovation on the Salesforce platform without introducing risk to critical business processes. Prodly says customers can increase productivity 65–80% and reduce risk up to 30%, and that AppOps can be implemented 20 times faster than traditional applications. The company powers change-management workflows for high-growth and Fortune 100 customers including Cardinal Health, Nutanix, Johnson & Johnson, Splunk, and Verizon. Prodly is privately held and based in Palo Alto, California, with global operations. The firm plans to expand its next-generation DevOps solutions beyond Salesforce to additional low-code cloud platforms (ERP, HCM, and others) and to scale product development and go-to-market teams. Prodly provides automation and testing software to streamline configuration changes and deployments on low-code cloud platforms. The product automates configuration updates, offers a testing environment to validate changes, and aims to automate deployments. Today the company is focused on configuration capabilities but plans to expand the product to address testing and deployment workflows after this raise. Prodly targets Salesforce administrators first but the team says the same admin productivity problems exist across other cloud platforms such as ServiceNow and Workday. The company already has commercial traction, with roughly 100 customers using the product, including Nutanix, Johnson & Johnson, Splunk, Tableau and Verizon. The team is led by Max Rudman, who previously sold Steelbrick to Salesforce for $360 million in 2015.

Total raised

$14M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Oct 2021