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Contract Lifecycle Management on Salesforce
Contract lifecycle management platform built natively on Salesforce, connecting legal and sales workflows. Franklin TN, raised $11M+.
Malbek is a contract lifecycle management company that has built its CLM platform natively on the Salesforce platform, enabling organizations to manage contracts directly within their existing Salesforce CRM environment rather than deploying a separate standalone system. Headquartered in Franklin, Tennessee, and having raised more than $11 million, Malbek targets mid-market and enterprise organizations where Salesforce is already the primary system of record for customer and revenue data, making contract integration with CRM a natural operational requirement.\n\nMalbek's native Salesforce architecture means that contract data — including terms, obligations, renewal dates, and amendment history — lives within the same database as customer records, opportunity data, and revenue metrics, enabling powerful cross-functional reporting and automation that Salesforce-external CLM tools cannot provide without complex integrations. Sales teams can initiate contract requests, track negotiation status, and receive renewal alerts without leaving Salesforce, while legal teams manage workflow approvals, clause libraries, and template management within the Malbek interface.\n\nThe native Salesforce CLM segment is a well-defined niche within the broader CLM market, with competitors including Conga, Apttus (now Conga), and DealHub. Malbek differentiates through its modern user experience, AI-assisted contract drafting from a clause library, and a more accessible implementation model compared to the complexity of Conga's enterprise offerings. As Salesforce continues to expand its footprint in enterprise revenue operations, the demand for native CLM capabilities that integrate seamlessly with Salesforce's Revenue Cloud and CPQ products represents a growing market for Malbek.
Raised $115M (Feb 2026) led by General Atlantic. Post-merger with Soli Organic creates largest indoor farm in North America. ~$200M combined first-year revenues.
80 Acres Farms is a commercial-scale indoor vertical farming company that, following its merger with Soli Organic, operates the largest indoor farming network in North America. The company raised $115 million in February 2026 led by General Atlantic, with projected first-year combined revenues approaching $200 million — making it one of the few vertical farming companies to achieve genuine commercial scale after years of industry attrition that eliminated several high-profile competitors.
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