
United Kingdom · Information technology & services startup
Humaans is an AI-powered Human Resources Information System (HRIS) designed for globally distributed organizations.
Funding reportedLast round: Series A
Humaans is an AI-powered Human Resources Information System (HRIS) designed for globally distributed organizations.
Founded in 2018 and headquartered in London, with a presence in San Francisco, Humaans automates the full employee lifecycle, enhancing the employee experience and reducing compliance risks through deep integrations and fast APIs. The platform serves as a central hub for people data, integrating with tools like Gsuite, Slack, and DocuSign. Key features include core HR management, workflow automation for onboarding and offboarding, absence and time management, performance analytics, and document management. Humaans also offers an AI platform called Athena, which automates processes and provides instant answers to queries. Targeting small to medium-sized businesses and larger enterprises, Humaans focuses on high-performing teams that are scaling globally. The company aims to improve efficiency by significantly reducing administrative work and onboarding time, while also minimizing compliance risks through automated data management.
Funding, as reported
From Humaans's own website: 3 founders.
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