Latest Software As A Service News

Knosys’ Greenorbit subsidiary has inked a two-year agency deal with UK-based Oak Engage to offer its advanced intranet platform to existing Greenorbit customers, marking a strategic shift in Knosys’ product focus.

Global Health Limited reports a robust 23% increase in customer receipts and an 85% jump in quarterly operating cashflow, as it advances its transition to AI-enabled SaaS platforms targeting profitability by June 2026.

Kinatico Limited has reported a robust 42% increase in its SaaS revenue for Q2FY26, driven by strong operational execution and the launch of its new Kinatico Compliance solution.

DataWorks Group has reported a robust turnaround with a $1.1 million positive operating cash flow in Q2 FY26, underpinned by major government contracts and validated social impact from its BetStop™ platform.

Jayride Group Limited reports a reduced quarterly loss and secures fresh capital, yet faces ongoing uncertainty over its ability to continue as a going concern during its ASX reinstatement process.

JAYRIDE Group has amended its quarterly cash flow report to correct classification errors, while outlining plans for a new SaaS platform rollout and potential capital raising to support operations.

Artrya Limited has signed a significant five-year commercial agreement with Cone Health, marking its third U.S. customer and solidifying its foothold in the American healthcare market with its AI-powered Salix platform.

Swift TV Ltd has ceased its decade-long monthly subscription services with Mineral Resources, pivoting to a hardware-enabled SaaS model with its flagship Swift TV product. The company is set to deploy over 4,300 screens across 11 sites by March 2026, marking a significant strategic shift.

4DMedical secures Cleveland Clinic as the third major US academic medical centre to adopt its CT – VQ™ respiratory imaging technology, marking rapid commercial traction post-FDA clearance.

4DMedical has locked in $30.2 million through an underwriting agreement ensuring full exercise of its listed options, lifting its cash reserves to $63.7 million and setting the stage for a pivotal year in commercialising its CT – VQ™ technology.

4DMedical secures a key clinical adoption milestone as the University of Miami begins using its CT – VQ™ respiratory imaging technology, following Stanford’s lead. Meanwhile, Lahey Hospital inks a two-year deal for IQ-UIP™, underscoring growing traction in US academic medical centers.

Artrya Limited has landed a significant three-year commercial agreement with Northeast Georgia Health System, marking its second U.S. customer for the AI-powered Salix platform. This deal accelerates Artrya’s footprint in cardiovascular diagnostics across a major U.S. health network.