NeuVis

About NeuVis

NeuVis, initially known as eComAgents, was a software company established in 1998 during the dot-com era. The firm positioned itself in the business and productivity software market, focusing on the burgeoning field of electronic commerce.

The company's core offering was an engineered, end-to-end development platform designed for the rapid creation of e-business applications. This platform was developed to provide companies with a strategic advantage by enabling them to bring online transactional systems to market quickly. Its architecture was technology-neutral, a significant feature that protected clients from technological obsolescence and allowed for greater flexibility. The business model centered on licensing this specialized platform to enterprises seeking to build and deploy robust, adaptable, and cost-effective online applications.

Throughout its operational history, NeuVis successfully attracted significant investor interest, securing a total of $73.4 million in funding from a pool of 15 investors, which included firms such as Allen & Company and Connecticut Innovations. This period of growth culminated in a key milestone on August 12, 2002, when the company was acquired by Rational Software, marking its integration into a larger software entity. The original domain, neuvis.com, is now listed for sale.