IntraLinks solutions have the power to change. To change the way you communicate. To change the way you collaborate. To change the way you handle critical business processes.
More than 1 million professionals depend on our easy-to-use, cloud-based solutions every day. They collaborate more effectively, manage risk more efficiently, and share information more securely. On both sides of the firewall. And around the globe.
Our History
We didn’t become a business standard overnight. See for yourself how our company has transformed the business world over the last 10 years.
1996
Arthur Sculley, former JP Morgan investment banker, teams up with John Muldoon and Mark Adams to form IntraLinks.
1997
JP Morgan, Citicorp and Bank of America employ our paperless technology for the loan syndication market.
1999
Acquire Cambridge Technology Vision (CTV) and combine their collaborative technology and service with our own.
2000
AstraZeneca leverages IntraLinks to expedite global drug discovery, development and licensing activities. R.W. Johnson PRI quickly followed suit.
2002
Create the world’s first virtual dealroom to support the M&A due diligence process.
2003
Alcoa uses IntraLinks to sell three of its businesses and is named to BusinessWeek’s Web Smart 50 list for its innovative use of technology.
2004
Facilitate $5 Trillion in syndicated loan transactions since 1997 and 24 of the top 25 lending banks use us for syndicated loan document transfer.
2005
Rated the “best provider” of virtual dealroom technology to the M&A industry by M&A practioners and JP Morgan Chase names us its preferred provider for all M&A advisory transactions.
2006
Partner with Japan’s iSi-Dentsu, Sweden’s Intellecta, South Africa’s Ince and South America’s Planet Associados to bring a local-language version of our service to those markets.
2007
Acquired by TA Associates, a leading private equity firm.
2008
Successfully launched our third generation platform, adding a rich client interface, greater scalability, and exposing a rich Application Programming Interface (API).
2009
Revenue from our enterprise principal market exceeded the revenue from our M&A and DCM principal markets for the first time ever by the end of 2009.
Continued investment in our platform with a powerful enterprise search engine, advanced workflow and case management engine that further supports security, and applications to enable greater mobility.
2010
Became a public company in August with an initial public offering, which was followed by a secondary public offering in December.
Enhanced our safety document exchange and study management offerings, expanding the suite of SaaS-based solutions for clinical operations.