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Vultus

“Can an affordable vertical SaaS for IT staffing agencies own the front-office (ATS) and back-office (payroll/invoicing/compliance) workflow without owning the money movement itself?”

Founded2014
HQManalapan, New Jersey, USA
Total raised$1.5M
IndustryVertical SaaS / Staffing & Recruitment
The story

Vultus is a small vertical-SaaS vendor serving IT staffing firms with an applicant tracking system (Recruit) and a back-office workforce management product (Connect). Its Connect module covers timesheets, invoicing, payroll, cash flow management, and compliance/immigration document tracking — but Vultus itself does not appear to operate embedded finance rails. Financial workflows (invoicing, payroll, cash flow) are handled through customer-owned QuickBooks integrations rather than an in-app payments or banking stack.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
2004
First product EMPSERVICE (predecessor of Connect) built· product
2014
Vultus Inc. founded, headquartered in New Jersey· founding
2024
Operating ATS (Recruit) and workforce management (Connect) products with ~18 employees and ~$844K revenue· product
The stack
1 layer disclosed in Vultus’s embedded-finance stack
Accounting
QuickBooks
Accounting gap: minor

Vultus — frequently asked

Which accounting software does Vultus integrate with?

Vultus integrates with QuickBooks.

Where is Vultus headquartered?

Vultus is founded in 2014 and headquartered in Manalapan, New Jersey, USA.

How much funding has Vultus raised?

Vultus has raised $1.5M in total.

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