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12 Coatue portfolio companies ranked in SalesBook, the sourced ranking of technology companies that sell to enterprises.

• Notion#1Cross-industry software: All-in-one AI workspace (docs, wikis, projects) used by 100M+ people and the majority of the Fortune 100.
• Grafana Labs#4Cross-industry software: Open-source observability platform (metrics, logs, traces, dashboards) bought by engineering orgs at 10,000+ companies.
• Ramp#5Cross-industry software: Corporate spend-management platform (cards, expenses, AP automation) used by 70,000+ companies including Visa, Uber, Shopify and Anduril.
• Glean#6Cross-industry software: Enterprise search and Work AI platform bought by knowledge workers at Fortune 500s to find, summarize, and automate work across company systems.
• Supabase#11Cross-industry software: Open-source backend-as-a-service on Postgres (database, auth, storage, edge functions) bought by developers and enterprises building AI-native apps.
• Island#15Cross-industry software: Enterprise browser for secure work: Chromium-based browser with built-in DLP, now expanding beyond the browser.
• Deel#17Cross-industry software: Global payroll and employer-of-record platform letting companies hire, pay, and manage workers in 150+ countries.
• Cyera#19Cross-industry software: Data security posture management (DSPM) plus AI-agent and identity security, bought by Global 2000 security teams to govern sensitive data.
• Harvey#20Cross-industry software: AI platform for legal and professional-services workflows (Assistant, Vault, agentic Workflows) bought by law firms and enterprise legal departments.
• Gong#21Cross-industry software: Revenue-intelligence platform capturing sales conversations and turning them into deal coaching, forecasting, and AI-driven revenue insights.
• Snyk#38Cross-industry software: Developer-first security platform scanning code, open source, containers, and IaC; used by 3,000+ customers including Google and Salesforce.
• Postman#34Retail & CPG: The API-first platform: design, test, document, and monitor APIs — used by developers at 98% of the Fortune 500.