Woo.io

Woo.io
Woo.io helps companies re-engage past candidates and match them to current job opportunities using smart automated technology.
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What does Woo.io do?
Woo.io provides an enterprise HR solution that leverages smart automated technology to engage and build long-term relationships with a company's existing database of past candidates. This platform then intelligently matches these candidates to current job openings, streamlining the recruitment process and improving candidate sourcing efficiency for businesses.
What is Woo.io's revenue?
StartupHub estimates Woo.io's annual revenue at $4.7M (range $3.0M to $10.7M, 68% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
What is Woo.io's valuation?
StartupHub estimates Woo.io's effective valuation at $46.5M (range $28.5M to $68.4M, 10% confidence), based on comparable companies in the sector.
How much funding has Woo.io raised?
Woo.io has raised a total of $11M in funding. The most recent round on record is Series A.
Where is Woo.io headquartered?
Woo.io is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel.
When was Woo.io founded?
Woo.io was founded in 2014.
What industry does Woo.io operate in?
Woo.io operates in Enterprise, HR, Sourcing, Candidate Identification, HR Tech, Recruitment Software.
How many employees does Woo.io have?
Woo.io has approximately 38 people on record.
“My agency is currently reviewing Woo as a tool to update ATS data automatically. Sounds a bit too good to be true, is it? Anyone had experience with it?”
View on Reddit“Anyone ever tried woo.io? What are your experiences? Wondering how it compared to Hired and Triplebyte.”
View on Reddit“Hi, I was researched a bit and wanted to find good tools to hire rare talent and I found some interesting info about a tool called Woo (or Woo.io). I signed up for their service, but I'm waiting to get approached by their Customer Success t…”
View on Reddit“Got an invite to their closed beta. Idea seems pretty cool, just curious to know if anyone has had any experience with them.”
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