airSlate Wins Gold Stevie® Award for Most Innovative Tech Company of the Year
airSlate also recognized with a Bronze Stevie® Award for Company of the Year in the computer software category
airSlate, a leader in no-code workflow automation solutions, today was named the winner of a Gold Stevie® Award for Most Innovative Tech Company of the Year in the 19th Annual American Business Awards®. The company was also recognized with a Bronze Stevie Award for Company of the Year in the large computer software company category.
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“This award is an important recognition of the incredible strides the airSlate team is making in the workflow automation, eSignature, and document management markets.”
“With exponential growth to airSlate’s user base, fresh financing, new product launches and integrations, and a rapidly expanding global team, we have seen significant momentum over the past year,” said Borya Shakhnovich, CEO and co-founder, airSlate. “This award is an important recognition of the incredible strides the airSlate team is making in the workflow automation, eSignature, and document management markets.”
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The American Business Awards are the premier business awards program in the U.S. All organizations operating in the U.S. are eligible to submit nominations – public and private, for-profit and non-profit, large and small. A record 3,800 nominations from organizations of all sizes and in virtually every industry were submitted this year for consideration in a wide range of categories.
airSlate stood out from the other nominations for its explosive company growth and product innovation. One of this year’s Stevie Award judges stated, “The impact of workflow and eSignature products became obvious when businesses large and small sent their workforces home to avoid spreading COVID-19. airSlate likely understood that their time to shine was now. Their no-code process automation enables development without an engineering team. The ability to keep the workforce engaged and connected, while being physically separated, is now a necessity.”
