Humantic AI, a Palo Alto and Bangalore-based new startup providing personality AI to revenue and sales teams, announced its first round of $1.5 million in funding from a group of highly regarded angel investors.
First-round investors include Gokul Rajaram, Board Member of Coinbase and Pinterest; John Donovan, Former CEO of AT&T Communications; Amit Singh, Board Member of Asana; Bradley Horowitz, Vice President of Product at Google; and Binny Bansal, Co-Founder of Flipkart.
In addition, investor Sharath Keshava Narayana, Co-Founder of Observe AI (YC W18), has joined Humantic AI's Board of Directors.
Company: Humantic AI
Raised: $1.5M
Round: Unknown
Funding Month: April 2022
Lead Investors: Gokul Rajaram, John Donovan, Amit Singh, Bradley Horowitz, Binny Bansal, and Sharath Keshava Narayana
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Company Website: https://humantic.ai/
Software Category: AI-driven behavior and personality assessment
About the Company: Founded in 2021 Humantic provides AI-driven behavior and personality assessment of a candidate without requiring the candidate's attention or time. It helps Talent Acquisition teams truly understand candidates beyond their resumes without requiring a traditional questionnaire or test. Humantic makes outreach personalized, significantly improves the candidate experience, and effectively improves the quality of hired candidates. The company already counts Paypal, McKinsey, and hyper-growth startups Supportlogic and Appian as clients. and used by more than 100 organizations worldwide, Humantic AI provides prospect intelligence to revenue teams. This helps sellers engage more customers, build more trustworthy relationships and close more deals through authentic personalization. Its technology is anchored around its proprietary personality AI engine, which combines ML & NLP with Neuroscience and Computational Linguistics to create detailed personality profiles. Humantic is used by 100+ customers including Fortune 500 organizations.
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