This story doesn't start
with software.
We didn’t come from software. We came from decades of running a real business — inside one of the most compensation-intensive industries there is — closing the books every month and reconciling commissions by hand.
Created by the people who lived without it.
We lived the
problem firsthand
For over 20+ years, we were an office technology solutions provider. Every month meant the same thing — the close, the manual calculations, the payout questions, the hours spent reconciling commissions everyone depended on.
We weren’t studying the problem from the outside. We were living it, cycle after cycle.
And once you’ve lived it that long, you can’t unsee it.
and the growing certainty that there had to be a better way.
So we built the software we wish we'd had.
Instead of continuing to patch a fragile manual process, we set out to solve it for good — this time not from a spreadsheet, but from the ground up.
SalesScoreKeeper wasn’t created because we wanted to start a software company. It was created because we wanted to eliminate the work we had done every month for years — and give the people still living it the solution we never had.
Instead of forcing businesses to adapt to software, we built software around how commission plans actually work. That philosophy still guides every product we build today.
From problem to platform
More than two decades living it. Fifteen years solving it.
Living complex commissions.
We were an office technology solutions provider — one of the most compensation-intensive industries out there — reconciling commissions by hand, every cycle.
SalesScoreKeeper is founded.
We stopped patching a broken manual process and built the automation we wished we’d had — designed by the people who had lived without it.
The hardest plans became the proving ground.
Across compensation models, team structures, and industries, we refined a methodology built for the edge cases generic software struggles to handle.
Commission automation, wherever your sales data lives.
We extended the platform to meet organizations where they work — bringing commission automation into Salesforce natively, and integrating with the tools teams already run.
One trusted source for compensation.
Whatever your plan looks like, wherever your data lives — commission automation you can trust, backed by decades of operating experience.
Experience shapes everything we build.
Most software companies begin with developers. SalesScoreKeeper began with operators.
That experience influences every feature we release — because we’ve already lived the problems our customers are trying to solve.
What we believe
Five ideas that shape every decision we make — from how we build ScoreKeeper to how we support the sales teams that rely on it.
Technology should remove work
not create it.
Automation should build trust
not questions.
Reporting should explain the numbers
not defend them.
Compensation should motivate people
not confuse them
Software should adapt to your business
not create it.