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We designed our Unified Communications software to simplify processes. We’re helping hundreds of companies with automated user provisioning workflows.
Sjt Enterprises Inc is a Westlake, OH-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Tillster is the leader in digital ordering and customer engagement programs for the quick service restaurant and casual dining industries. Created by bringing together two of the industries' pioneers, EMN8 and Snapfinger, the company's digital solutions increase transactions, while delivering gross margin improvement, enhanced brand engagement, enhanced operational efficiencies and customer loyalty. With cross-platform integration across online, mobile, table, kiosk, and call center, Tillster provides seamless, multi-channel customer experiences and products that leverage innovative technology, design, cash and payment card handling, personalization and integration with leading restaurant technologies and consumer applications. Tillster currently supports tens of millions of guest transactions for global and regional brands such as Boston Market, Burger King, California Pizza Kitchen, The Counter, Domino's, Jack in the Box, McAlister's Deli and YUM! Brands International.
NOCD is the #1 telehealth provider for the treatment of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). OCD is one of the most severe, prevalent, and misunderstood mental health conditions. NOCD creates access to online therapy for people with OCD through our innovative telehealth platform. In the NOCD app, members can quickly access and schedule live, face-to-face video therapy sessions with our national network of licensed therapists that specialize in Exposure and Response Prevention Therapy (ERP) - considered the "gold standard" in OCD treatment. In between sessions, patients have access to 24/7 support through NOCD`s self-help tools and peer communities. At NOCD, we help people reclaim their lives with clinically proven OCD treatment, by removing barriers to OCD care, and reducing the stigma associated with OCD.