Built by someone who spent four years filing automation tickets and decided to fix the problem instead
OrchVyne started with a frustration: why does it take three engineering sprints to automate something an ops lead could describe in a sentence? We're building the tool we wish existed. Founded 2023 in San Francisco.
Kevin Park, CEO & Founder
Before OrchVyne, I spent four years as a Revenue Operations lead at two high-growth SaaS companies in San Francisco. I loved the work — aligning sales, CS, and finance data — but I was constantly blocked on tooling. Every automation idea became a ticket. Every ticket became a three-sprint queue item.
Zapier worked for the simple stuff. But the moment we needed conditional routing — "if deal ACV is over $25k, do X; otherwise do Y" — we hit a wall. Making it work required developer time or increasingly convoluted Zap structures that broke constantly and were impossible to debug.
From early 2023 to late 2023 I spent six months interviewing RevOps, CS Ops, and Finance Ops leads at other SaaS companies before writing a line of code for OrchVyne. The problem was identical everywhere: ops people who could describe a complex multi-step workflow in thirty seconds, blocked by tools that couldn't represent a conditional branch.
We launched OrchVyne in late 2023 as a closed beta and opened publicly in early 2026. The founding bet remains the same: give ops teams a workflow canvas where branching, fan-out, and error auditing are first-class primitives — not afterthoughts bolted onto a trigger-action model built for simpler problems. Everything we build follows from that.
Small team. Strong opinions.
We're a small, focused team based in San Francisco. Everyone here has spent time in ops, engineering, or product at SaaS companies — we build OrchVyne for the workflows we used to struggle with ourselves.
Values we ship by
We publish a changelog. We talk to users before features ship, not after. The ops teams using OrchVyne have a direct line to what we build next — that's not marketing, that's how we actually work.
Every feature decision starts with a call or a Slack message from someone in RevOps, CS Operations, or Finance Ops. We don't build what we think ops teams need. We build what they tell us they're blocked on.
Zapier has to serve everyone — from personal automations to Fortune 500 enterprises. OrchVyne does not. We are not a consumer automation tool, and we are not a full enterprise iPaaS. We build specifically for ops leads at high-growth SaaS companies who need more than Zapier but don't have Workato budget or an integration engineering team. That focus makes us genuinely better for the people we serve.