Bolstered by a $20 million Series B funding round led by Bain Capital Ventures, with participation from existing investors Baseline Ventures, Cowboy Ventures, and Khosla Ventures, local business software developer Homebase announced the launch of its newest product, Homebase Hiring. Homebase is designed to serve
Waggl, a platform for real-time employee voice feedback designed to help organizations to create actionable ideas, collect feedback, and meet performance goals, closed a $7 million round of Series A funding led by First Analysis, along with Labora, Funder’s Club, and Rob Bernshteyn. According to
At the HLTH Conference in Las Vegas, employee financial health platform Brightside announced its launch with $4 million in seed funding from Comcast Ventures and Trinity Ventures, as well as the appointment of its chief operating officer, Tom Spann (founding CEO and co-founder of Accolade),
DailyPay, a company that provides employees real-time access to earned wages, announced that it has raised $9 million in Series B funding from Intercept Ventures, with participation from existing investors RPM Ventures, Inspiration Ventures and Draper Frontier. According to the company, a typical DailyPay user
Human Interest, a 401(k) startup based in San Francisco, CA, and formerly known as Captain 401, has closed an $11 million round of Series A funding, led by Wing Venture Capital. The company’s existing investors include Y Combinator, Uncork Capital, SV Angel, CrunchFund, Slow Ventures,
Employee Wow today announced it has secured $1 million in seed funding from Hong Kong-based investor Sean Tomlinson. Employee Wow is an Austin, Texas-based enterprise management software company with the goal of helping employers make informed staffing decisions and measure employee performance and engagement using
Evive, a leader in enterprise benefits engagement, today announced a $43 million minority-interest investment by Susquehanna Growth Equity, LLC. Evive aims to change how people use benefits. Integrating richly layered data sets that seek to represent the “whole person,” Evive uses principles of predictive analytics
According to a recent SEC filing, CrossChx raised $5 million in financing from an undisclosed investor. CrossChx created Olive, an AI-driven “employee” that aims to automate repetitive, high volume tasks, and provide interoperability by working with systems and tools businesses have in place. The company’s software
Nudge Rewards announced it has secured $5 million in Series A financing, led by Generation Partners, with participation from BDC Venture Capital, Brightspark, and Standup Capital. Headquartered in Toronto, Canada, the enterprise IT startup’s mobile solution for retail, foodservice, and hospitality brands seeks to measurably impact
Bravely completed $1.5 million in seed financing. Four investors contributed to the round: Primary Venture Partners, Correlation Ventures, Brooklyn Bridge Ventures, and Trail Mix Ventures. Bravely has created a platform that connects employees with expert conflict coaches for off-the-record phone conversations about workplace stress. Employees can