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The Linq team is made up of engineers specializing in hardware, software, and applications from the facilities sector, based in the US, who are responsible for the design, manufacturing, and installation of systems both domestically and internationally. Our mission is to collaborate with clients and partners to address business challenges by leveraging cloud technology. Effectively gathering asset information within a facility is crucial for ensuring compliance and performing preventive maintenance. With the demands of today’s fast-paced work environment, facilities engineering personnel often find themselves overwhelmed. The process of data collection can be lengthy and monotonous, leading to inefficiencies. Even more concerning is the common practice of recording this valuable information on paper, resulting in significant underutilization and loss, as it is often stored away in binders. This makes it difficult to analyze the data for reporting or to identify potential issues proactively. To address this, Linq's innovative cloud-based platform leverages the existing smartphones and tablets found on-site at facilities, allowing asset data to be efficiently captured through a user-friendly app, thereby streamlining the entire process. By empowering teams with this technology, we aim to enhance productivity and ensure that critical data is both accessible and actionable.

Linq is an enterprise messaging API platform built for developers creating conversational applications and AI agents. It enables applications to communicate through native iMessage and RCS while also supporting SMS and voice workflows. The platform exposes messaging features such as reactions, voice messages, images, rich media, typing indicators, and group conversations through developer APIs. Businesses can use Linq to deliver assistants, reservation services, fitness coaching, notifications, customer engagement, and other interactive experiences directly inside users' messaging apps. Developers can get started through documented APIs, command-line tooling, and a sandbox environment designed to simplify integration and testing. Linq is built for high-throughput workloads with low-latency messaging and infrastructure intended to support mission-critical conversational services. Security capabilities include encrypted data transmission and storage along with SOC 2 Type II compliance for organizations with enterprise requirements. The platform also supports AI-focused products that need to give users access to assistants through a familiar texting interface instead of a separate standalone app. Linq is designed for companies that want to make messaging a primary product interface while maintaining the reliability, security, and scale required for production deployments.