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Homerun

HR TechNetherlands

Homerun provides a human resources and applicant tracking software designed for modern teams. The platform helps companies manage their hiring processes, track candidates, and handle general HR tasks such as employee data, time-off requests, and team insights.

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Homerun at a glance

Homerun is a hr tech company headquartered in Netherlands. Its most recent funding round, Series A+, raised $12M in August 2026. Xcout tracks 1 named person at Homerun, including Pukhraj Grewal (Founder and CEO).

Industry
HR Tech
Headquarters
Netherlands

Homerun leadership

  • Pukhraj GrewalFounder and CEO

Homerun funding rounds

Every round on record:

DateRoundAmountInvestors
Series A+$12M5 named

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More on Homerun in Xcout Intel

  • 1 named person with titles, LinkedIn and board committees
  • 1 funding round with the investors in each, and who they co-invest with
  • 1 corporate event with sources — deals, leadership changes, layoffs
  • The full competitor set, tracking, exports and API access
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