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Knoetic provides CHRO-level people analytics — attrition, compensation, and DEI dashboards with peer benchmarks — enabling data-driven board presentations; raised $18M+, San Francisco.
Knoetic was founded in 2020 in San Francisco and raised over $18M to build a people analytics platform purpose-built for Chief Human Resources Officers and senior HR leaders, rather than for the operational HR and reporting use cases that most HRIS vendors serve. The company recognized that CHROs are increasingly expected to bring data-driven business cases to the CEO and board, but lack the analytics tools and peer benchmarks needed to do so effectively. Knoetic was designed to fill that gap.\n\nThe platform provides workforce analytics across headcount, attrition, compensation, diversity, and performance, with benchmarks drawn from Knoetic's network of participating companies that allow CHROs to compare their organization's metrics against relevant peer groups. Knoetic also operates a private community for CHROs that complements the software product, enabling senior HR leaders to share insights, ask questions, and discuss emerging challenges with peers in a trusted environment that the company calls the CHRO Community.\n\nKnoetic integrates with HRIS systems to ingest workforce data automatically, building analytics on top of the data that companies already collect rather than requiring new data collection processes. The company competes against Visier, Workday People Analytics, and OneModel in the people analytics category, differentiating through its CHRO-specific design, peer benchmarking capabilities, and the community layer that keeps its most senior users deeply engaged with the platform.
JobGet is the largest hourly job platform in the US, reaching 100M+ hourly workers after acquiring Snagajob in 2024 and Seasoned in 2025; raised $52M and partners with Whole Foods, UPS, and KFC.
JobGet is the leading mobile-first job platform for hourly workers and the employers who hire them. Founded in Boston and initially focused on food service and retail hiring, JobGet grew into the dominant app-first platform for the US hourly workforce through organic growth and a pair of strategic acquisitions. In November 2024, JobGet acquired Snagajob — the longtime market leader in hourly job listings — establishing itself as the largest hourly workforce platform in the country, reaching over 100 million hourly workers. In March 2025, JobGet further expanded by acquiring Seasoned, a hiring and networking platform purpose-built for the restaurant industry with real-time hiring insights and recruiting automation.
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