XMLSolutions Corporation

About XMLSolutions Corporation

XMLSolutions Corporation was a software provider founded in 1999 that specialized in business-to-business e-commerce solutions. The company's core products focused on enabling large companies to leverage their existing Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) systems and extend their electronic trading capabilities to smaller partners using XML technology. The software was designed to handle XML-to-XML transformations and supported industry-specific EDI business documents, effectively bridging the gap between legacy systems and modern e-commerce standards.

The company's primary clients were Global 2000 companies. The business model involved selling its software, such as the Exeter family of products and its Business Integration Platform, and providing professional services for integration and support, with a team of experts in XML, EDI, and legacy system integration.

Throughout its operation, XMLSolutions secured venture capital funding, raising a total of $20.1M from investors including First Analysis, Opticality Ventures, Schoffstall Ventures, and Verticality Investment Group. On April 18, 2001, XMLSolutions was acquired by Vitria Technology for $15 million.