TTAN

ServiceTitan, Inc.

HALAL

Score: 84/100

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Is TTAN Halal?

Provider of cloud software that runs operations for home- and commercial-services trade businesses — a permissible software business with a net-cash balance sheet following its IPO.

What You Should Know

ServiceTitan, Inc. is a publicly-traded enterprise-software company that provides a cloud-based operating platform for trades and field-service businesses — such as HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and other home- and commercial-services contractors — covering scheduling, dispatch, customer management, marketing, invoicing, and business analytics. Developing and licensing vertical operations software is a general-purpose technology activity that is unambiguously permissible at the activity level under standard Sharia methodology; ServiceTitan earns subscription and usage revenue rather than interest. As a recent IPO, ServiceTitan holds a substantial cash balance and operates without meaningful conventional debt, so it comfortably passes the debt-to-market-cap screen; the primary financial-screen considerations are the interest income earned on its cash and its GAAP profitability profile. Subject to verifying ratios at the time of investment, most major Sharia advisory boards classify ServiceTitan as permissible with purification of small interest-income components.

⚠️ Concerns

•ServiceTitan holds a substantial cash balance from its IPO that generates interest income — verify the interest-income-to-revenue ratio against the 5% threshold and purify the corresponding portion of any returns
•Debt-to-market-cap ratio should be confirmed against the 33% Sharia threshold at the time of investment, though ServiceTitan typically operates without meaningful conventional debt and in a net-cash position
•As a recently-public company, ServiceTitan's GAAP profitability and stock-based compensation should be monitored — this is a business and valuation consideration rather than a Sharia screen concern
•Some of ServiceTitan's products include consumer-financing features offered to its customers' clients — confirm that any associated interest income remains below the 5% threshold, and check the receivables-to-assets ratio against the preferred board's threshold at the time of investment