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Everybody hates going to the DMV, but you just have to suck it up and go because there's no other way to get your driver's license renewed.

But what if someone told you, hey, I'll go to the DMV for you, wait in the lines, fill out the papers,

listen to the terrible waiting room music? Well, apparently shopping for enterprise software is worse than a bad DMV trip.

Startups and small businesses need software to do all the boring but important stuff,

like bookkeeping managing payroll

tracking order fulfillment but the process for buying all that software is more

soul sucking than a trip to the DMV that's why today's founder Andrew Hoagland

started vetted. He says he can get companies all the software they need without the

soul-sucking headache. He just needs two million dollars from the investors to do it.

From Gimlet, this is the pitch. I'm Josh Muccio.

Today's investors are, I'm Phil Naidill.

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