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Beamible

Workforce Analytics & Organization DesignAustralia

Beamible is a software development company headquartered in Potts Point, Australia, that helps people and AI leaders navigate complex workplace challenges. Its platform provides visibility into team tasks and identifies opportunities for human and artificial intelligence optimization.

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Beamible at a glance

Beamible is a workforce analytics & organization design company headquartered in Australia. It has raised at least $1.9M across the 2 funding rounds on record. Its most recent funding round, Seed, raised $1.2M in May 2023. Xcout tracks 1 named person at Beamible, including Aaron McEwan (VP of Research and Advisory).

Industry
Workforce Analytics & Organization Design
Headquarters
Australia
Raised, rounds on record
$1.9M

Beamible leadership

  • Aaron McEwanVP of Research and Advisory

Beamible funding rounds

At least $1.9M raised across the 2 rounds on record. Every round on record:

DateRoundAmountInvestors
Seed$1.2M2 named
—$635,0002 named

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ReadyTech Holdings LimitedHR TechSydney, Australia
62% match

ReadyTech Holdings Limited (RDY.AX) is an Australian provider of SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) technology, serving diverse sectors including education and vocational pathways, workforce management, and government and judicial bodies. The Education division offers cloud-based platforms that streamline the entire student journey for education and training institutions, from initial enrollment through to course completion. It also equips state governments with tools for managing vocational education programs, supports the back-to-work and apprenticeship sectors with software for job seeker and apprentice administration, and provides competency assessment and skills tracking functionalities for monitoring on-the-job training. Within Workforce Solutions, the company supplies payroll software, outsourced payroll services, and comprehensive human resource management solutions tailored for mid-sized companies. This segment further extends to HR administration, covering aspects like employee records, workplace health and safety, and organizational design, alongside talent management services. Finally, the Government and Justice segment delivers SaaS case management solutions to both local and state government agencies, as well as justice departments. Their product suite in this area also encompasses asset management, property administration, licensing and compliance, financial systems, HR and payroll functionalities, and customer relationship management tools. Founded in 1998, ReadyTech Holdings Limited maintains its headquarters in Pyrmont, Australia.

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More on Beamible in Xcout Intel

  • 1 named person with titles, LinkedIn and board committees
  • 2 funding rounds with the investors in each, and who they co-invest with
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