WorkMotion provides a Global Talent OS that removes the complexity of global employment, enabling HR teams to hire internationally without third parties and manage remote-first benefits such as work-from-abroad requests. The integrated software helps organizations scale, onboard and manage global talent without investing in additional infrastructure. Future features will enable clients to generate remote work contracts, calculate country-specific salaries and authorise work-from-anywhere requests. The company plans to use the new funding to expand its solution offerings and grow its European client base. Founded in 2020 and led by CEO Carsten Lebtig, WorkMotion is based in Berlin and serves more than 500 customers. Workmotion (formerly PeopleFlow) is a Berlin-based startup founded in 2020 by Carsten Lebtig, Karim Zaghlou and Felix Steffens that helps companies hire and manage international employees. The company provides HR management services for cross-border hires, handling payroll, social benefits and taxes and stating it manages these functions fully compliant. Its offering enables employers to hire staff abroad without establishing a local entity. Workmotion’s model is used alongside international players such as Omnipresent and Deel. Financially, the company recently secured a $24 million investment and had previously raised €2.2 million from Picus Capital and several business angels. Investors and founders describe the new funding as validation of the progress made since the company’s launch.

Total raised

$74M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series B

Latest activity

Jun 2022