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Moog, an UKG AutoTime customer evaluated Workday Time and Attendance

Michelin, an e2open customer evaluated Oracle Transportation Management

Westpac NZ, an Infosys Finacle customer evaluated nCino Bank OS

Swedbank, a Temenos T24 customer evaluated Oracle Flexcube

Wayfair, a Korber HighJump WMS customer just evaluated Manhattan WMS

Cantor Fitzgerald, a Kyriba Treasury customer evaluated GTreasury

Citigroup, a VestmarkONE customer evaluated BlackRock Aladdin Wealth

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Logo Customer Industry Empl. Revenue Country Vendor Application Category When SI Insight Insight Source
A Cloud Guru Professional Services 60 $8M United Kingdom Split Software Split Apps Development 2019 n/a In 2019, A Cloud Guru implemented Split, deploying the Split application in an Apps Development context on their public website. The implementation places Split as a web-facing feature control plane to support product and engineering functions for the company. A Cloud Guru Split Apps Development deployment is focused on controlling feature exposure and enabling iterative releases on the corporate site. Configuration emphasized client-side flag evaluation embedded in the website front end, coupled with experimentation and targeting capabilities typical of Apps Development feature management. Operational scope centers on product, engineering, and web operations teams, with governance practices oriented around flag lifecycle management, staged rollouts, and release coordination. The deployment model aligns with a cloud-hosted feature delivery service integrated into the website to manage feature flags and controlled releases.
Abyat Saudi For Building Materials Co Distribution 2500 $538M Saudi Arabia Split Software Split Apps Development 2020 n/a In 2020, Abyat Saudi For Building Materials Co implemented Split on their public website as an Apps Development deployment. The deployment places Split as an application-level feature management and experimentation layer driving customer-facing website behavior, linking application configuration to online product presentation and engagement workflows for the company website. Split was integrated into the website front end to provide feature flags, remote configuration, targeted rollouts, and experiment management, capabilities typical of the Apps Development category. Operational coverage is focused on the corporate web properties, with developer teams embedding web-facing SDKs and using environment-based controls for staged rollouts, feature gating, and A B test orchestration, supported by governance processes for flag lifecycle and release controls.
Acrylic Pictures Manufacturing 10 $1M United Kingdom Split Software Split Apps Development 2020 n/a In 2020, Acrylic Pictures implemented Split to manage feature releases on their website. Split is deployed as an Apps Development solution to provide runtime feature control and release orchestration for the companys web presence. The deployment scope is focused on the public website and supports product and engineering workflows within the 10 person manufacturing firm. Acrylic Pictures uses Split to decouple feature activation from code deploys, enabling controlled rollout of new user experiences on the site. The implementation centers on feature flagging, targeted rollouts, and experiment control, reflecting standard Apps Development capabilities such as client side and server side flag management, environment segmentation, and dynamic configuration. Governance practices described in the implementation emphasize flag lifecycle management, staged rollouts and kill switch controls to reduce release risk and enforce operational discipline across product and engineering teams. Split is positioned as the application-level control plane for web release management, supporting iterative feature delivery without altering existing deployment pipelines.
Professional Services 800 $220M Saudi Arabia Split Software Split Apps Development 2024 n/a
Consumer Packaged Goods 35 $3M United States Split Software Split Apps Development 2023 n/a
Non Profit 10 $1M United States Split Software Split Apps Development 2022 n/a
Banking and Financial Services 10 $2M United States Split Software Split Apps Development 2022 n/a
Banking and Financial Services 200 $23M Mexico Split Software Split Apps Development 2023 n/a
Professional Services 250 $35M Israel Split Software Split Apps Development 2023 n/a
Retail 30 $15M United States Split Software Split Apps Development 2020 n/a
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  1. Spotify, a Sweden based Media organization with 9123 Employees

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