Intapp, Inc.

Intapp makes cloud-based software for professional and financial services firms. Its customers include global law firms, accounting firms, consulting firms, investment banks, and private capital firms. Founded in 2000 in Palo Alto, California, Intapp provides an industry-specific platform for the interconnected workflows of deal management, relationship management, risk, and compliance that are unique to professional services.

The Intapp Platform includes DealCloud for CRM and deal management in private capital and investment banking, Conflicts for ethical walls and conflict-of-interest management at law firms, Intake for new business risk assessment, Terms for engagement letter management, Time for intelligent time capture, and Employee Compliance for personal trade monitoring at financial services firms. These applications integrate deeply with each other and with tools like Microsoft 365, Teams, and Thomson Reuters.

Applied AI is a key differentiator. It leverages proprietary relationship intelligence from email metadata, calendar data, CRM records, and deal history. The AI surfaces actionable insights like identifying the strongest introduction path to a potential client or detecting relationship conflicts before they become compliance problems. Because the models train on professional services-specific data, they deliver more relevant results than generic CRM tools.

Over 2,600 customers use the platform. Many of the world's largest law firms (Am Law 200), Big Four accounting firms, elite consultancies, and global PE and investment banking firms are among them. Annual revenue is roughly $580 million. Cloud revenue grows over 30% annually. SaaS makes up the majority. Gross margins are about 76%. Over 1,800 employees work globally. High switching costs from deep workflow integration keep customers on the platform.