WorkRamp provides a learning platform for executives, employees and customers, offering self-guided learning paths, interactive coaching functionalities, and certification modules. Anyone in a company can create content in minutes rather than days, and the end-to-end process centers on collaboration. The company also offers a dedicated VIP Slack community for customers to share best practices and seek support. WorkRamp is used by more than 300 mid-market and enterprise businesses, including Box, Outreach, Reddit, Handshake, Branch, Hopin, GRIN and Vanta. The company intends to use the funds to continue product innovation, ramp customer success programs, and expand the team across departments. Led by CEO Ted Blosser, WorkRamp is based in San Francisco, CA. WorkRamp offers a user-friendly platform for companies to build and provision training materials—tests, videos, slide shows, flip cards and quizzes—using drag-and-drop tools. The product targets both employee onboarding and partner/customer education and integrates with third-party systems such as Salesforce, Workday and Zoom. WorkRamp positions itself as a modern alternative to legacy learning management systems, aiming for a consumer-grade experience and greater content creator control. The company was incubated in Y Combinator and has seen pandemic-driven demand for remote training. It reports roughly 250 customers and about 1 million courses created on the platform, including customers like Zoom, Box, Reddit, Intercom, Disney, GlobalData and PayPal. WorkRamp plans to add “Accenture”-style consultants to help larger, less tech-savvy customers adopt its tools more effectively. WorkRamp is a cloud-based employee onboarding and management platform that enables customers to create real-time in-person and digital programs and track their success via data and reports. The product lets users create onboarding programs to ramp up employees, run pitch certifications that include screen recording or slide sharing, and enable teams to give direct feedback. Customers can create role-customized learning paths, deliver critical content, and track important milestones. The company intends to use the new funds to expand its engineering team and build out its product line. WorkRamp was founded in 2015 and is led by CEO Ted Blosser; it is based in San Francisco, CA. The company has raised nearly $10m in total funding to date and closed an $8m Series A. Workramp provides a platform to organize and track new-employee onboarding tasks, training, and goal-setting, giving managers visibility via a dashboard. The product centralizes training across tools and aims to be a horizontal training data layer for teams. Co-founder Ted Blosser, who spent nearly five years at Box, leads the company. Workramp launched in 2015 and is a Y Combinator Summer 2016 graduate. The company currently has seven employees and about 50 customers. It plans to use its recent funding to hire additional sales and engineering talent and to ramp growth beyond its current customer base.

Total raised

$67M

Funding rounds

4

Latest round

Series C

Latest activity

Mar 2022