Subscription management solutions provider for the cloud, Ubersmith, recently announced Dominique Archambault as its CEO. He will transition from his current role, as the chief technology officer of Ubersmith, which he has held over the past nine years.
Over his career, Archambault brings with him over two decades of expertise in software development and billing systems at Ubersmith, iWeb, and other technology companies. He spearheaded the development of several milestone releases at Ubersmith and played a pivotal role in integrating Ubersmith with essential financial and business tools, facilitating seamless information exchange with other widely-used business software. Operating from Montreal, Archambault will oversee the company’s globally distributed remote workforce.
“Embarking on this new position, my focus is to spearhead Ubersmith’s commitment to deliver more value to our customers by driving pivotal enhancements within our software platform while growing our business with stronger, strategic relationships with our customers and partners,” said Archambault. “It’s an honor for me to lead our exceptionally talented, committed and diverse team as we cater to customers across multiple industries with our integrated business management solution that enables our customers to efficiently scale their operations using Ubersmith’s advanced billing capabilities, powerful automation and tailor-made customization.”
Ubersmith’s open and scalable software enables recurring and usage-based billing, including turnkey billing for cloud services, bandwidth, devices, virtualization, power, backup, support, and more. The platform provides over 100 built-in software, hardware, and service integrations as well as a plugin system and application programming interface (API) for further customization and integration.
The company’s offerings enjoy widespread popularity in various sectors, including data centers, hosting, managed service providers (MSP), SaaS, cloud services, telco, and enterprises. They are employed by over 90 companies spanning six continents. It serves as the central nervous system for its customers’ business infrastructure, and operations by providing billing, customer management, quoting, order management, device monitoring, help desk ticketing, and a customer portal.
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