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According to a post on X by @daltonc, Standard Capital led the Series A round for Reflex, which uses AI to build customized software intended to replace SaaS products. The post claims Reflex is already used by 30% of the Fortune 500, a figure the source does not independently confirm. Caldwell presents the round as a bet that enterprises will increasingly generate their own apps with AI. The snippet does not state the round size or valuation.
According to a post on X by @daltonc, Standard Capital led the Series A round for Reflex, which uses AI to build customized software intended to replace SaaS products. The post claims Reflex is already used by 30% of the Fortune 500, a figure the source does not independently confirm. Caldwell presents the round as a bet that enterprises will increasingly generate their own apps with AI. The snippet does not state the round size or valuation.
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Dalton Caldwell says Standard Capital led the Series A for Reflex, which he claims is already used by 30% of the Fortune 500 to replace SaaS with customized software. He frames the round as a bet that enterprises will generate more of their own apps with AI. Why it matters: A funded push to replace packaged SaaS...
If internal software generated with AI becomes a practical replacement for packaged SaaS, enterprise software spending could shift, and the post describes this as a huge spend category. Software vendors, IT teams and investors would be most directly affected. Watch for independent adoption data and round details, which the source does not provide.
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