On Stompstart by 3 March 2016 · Houston · United States
B2bsphere.
A trade network that tried to pull supplier emails, Skype chats and documents into one place, built in Bengaluru with a Houston office.
Commerce and marketplacesProductivity and collaboration
Timeline
- On record
TechStory profiled B2BSphere as a bootstrapped 12-person B2B marketplace founded by Sudhi Seshachala and Babu Jayaram, headquartered in Bengaluru with an office in Houston.
On record · Announced - Funding
Inc42 reported that Amrita Technology Business Incubator would invest $120,000 across four startups picked from 702 applicants at its PitchFest, including B2BSphere.
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“Trade, Network and Business communications integrated in one place”
As listed on Stompstart
“Trade, Network and Business communications integrated in one place”
B2BSphere was born out of the frustration of doing business with multiple companies around the world. The difficulty keeping track of e-mails, Skype messages, documents and other files made the job frustrating and time-consuming. We created one system to keep track of all correspondence. This is our single task. Improving communications and relationships between business community in general. It is our passion.
- Location
- Houston · United States
In our words: Its Stompstart page described B2BSphere as a public-beta system that kept all correspondence with business partners in one place, combining trade, networking and communication. The founders said it grew out of their frustration with tracking emails, Skype messages and files across companies worldwide.
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