Bill.com is surging in its first day of trading. We talked to its CEO and a big backer about the fintech unicorns IPO and why its good to be boring post-WeWork.

Jacobs informed Business Insider that Bill.com might be profitable if it required to be. Lacerte said the IPO would assist Bill.com attract more clients through product development, sales, and marketing. Lacerte stated WeWork and other turbulence in the public markets didn’t cause any hesitation at Bill.com.

Bill.com was founded in 2006 and offers bill-payment software to organisations. Jacobs told Business Insider that Bill.com might be rewarding if it required to be. Lacerte stated the IPO would assist Bill.com draw in more consumers through product advancement, sales, and marketing. Lacerte stated WeWork and other turbulence in the public markets didn’t cause any doubt at Bill.com. To be sure, during Bill.com’s year of preparing its own IPO, it saw WeWork’s quick rise and fall.