Founder of a listed tool

Jacob Taylor

Historical co-founder and CTO, named behind the SugarAI (SugarCRM) listing on Anchor Terminal.

Historical co-founder and CTO

Jacob Taylor co-founded SugarCRM, the open-source CRM company now called SugarAI, in 2004 with Clint Oram and John Roberts. He was its CTO and vice president of engineering until he left the company in June 2008.

What Jacob builds

  • SugarAI (SugarCRM) D · CRM & customer platforms

    SugarAI, formerly SugarCRM, sells the Sugar Sell, Serve and Enterprise CRM applications, hosted on SugarCloud or installed on-site. Agents reach records through a versioned REST API (v11.27 in release 26.1) on each customer instance, with a legacy SOAP API.

    Historical co-founder and CTO, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Questions

Who is Jacob Taylor?

Jacob Taylor co-founded SugarCRM, the open-source CRM company now called SugarAI, in 2004 with Clint Oram and John Roberts. He was its CTO and vice president of engineering until he left the company in June 2008.

What does SugarAI Software Inc. make?

Anchor Terminal lists SugarAI (SugarCRM) from SugarAI Software Inc.. SugarAI, formerly SugarCRM, sells the Sugar Sell, Serve and Enterprise CRM applications, hosted on SugarCloud or installed on-site. Agents reach records through a versioned REST API (v11.27 in release 26.1) on each customer instance, with a legacy SOAP API.

How are Jacob's tools graded?

SugarAI (SugarCRM) is graded D, 49.7 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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