Parsable develops a Connected Worker platform that digitizes industrial front-line, deskless workers by replacing paper-based processes with mobile and laptop workflows. The platform lets workers access individual devices, helping maintain separation and avoid shared computers on factory floors—a capability that increased usage during the COVID-19 pandemic. Parsable’s customer base is concentrated in essential industries such as consumer packaged goods, food, beverage, agriculture, paper and packaging. Registered users grew 11x year-over-year and deployed sites tripled; the company reports users in more than 100 countries and support for 14 languages. Customers include Georgia-Pacific, Henkel and Shell. The company has 120 employees and plans conservative hiring for essential needs while expanding internationally into Asia, EMEA and Latin America. Parsable has developed a Connected Worker platform to bring digital tools to deskless industrial workers who traditionally relied on paper-based processes. The solution runs on most smartphones and tablets so workers can tap, swipe and enter information while walking around environments where desktops are impractical. The product is intentionally simple and familiar to long-tenured workers while also appealing to younger, more tech-savvy staff; the platform is extensible and already supports smart glasses (about 10% of its business). Parsable positions its offering as a digital guide to capture work, aiming to increase efficiency, reduce safety incidents and improve quality. The company counts 30 enterprise customers (including Ecolab, Schlumberger, Silgan and Shell), 30,000 registered users, and around 80 employees, with plans to reach 100 by the end of Q3. Parsable was founded in 2013 and is using recent funding to continue building its product and scale operations.

Total raised

$100M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series D

Latest activity

Aug 2020