Workwize, an Amsterdam-based provider of a platform for global IT hardware asset management, raised $13M in Series A funding.
The round was led by Klass Capital, with participation from Peak and Graduate Entrepreneur Fund.
The company intends to use the funds to accelerate its integration of AI-driven automation, to fully automate the IT equipment lifecycle from procurement and deployment to retrieval and disposal.
Led by CEO Michiel Meyer, Workwize improves IT hardware management for globally distributed teams, automating procurement, deployment, retrieval, and disposal. Its platform reduces IT hardware administrative time per employee from hours to minutes, offering zero-touch, end-to-end lifecycle management supported by a global vendor network.
Workwize operates in 100+ countries, managing over 100,000 devices for 25,000+ users. Companies like Elastic, EQT, and HelloFresh use it to more efficiently support their global workforce.
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16/01/2025