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Kombo offers a unified API platform that serves as an infrastructure layer for future-of-work software. It provides a single integration to connect products with HRIS, ATS, and payroll systems, standardizing data models for employee data, applications, and payroll details. Developers use Kombo’s API with webhooks, custom field mappings, and engineering support to synchronize data across multiple systems. By centralizing integrations, Kombo helps mid-market and enterprise software avoid building and maintaining many point-to-point connections, aiming to scale across Europe and beyond.
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Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$33.1M
Headquarters
Berlin, Germany
Founded
2022
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Workera partners with Kombo to deliver verified skills data across 200+ HRIS and ATS platforms through a single connection. One integration writes verified capability results into the systems of record where hiring, internal mobility, and upskilling decisions are actually made. Workera, the AI agents company powering the skills intelligence layer for the enterprise, announced a partnership with Kombo that delivers verified skills data into more than 200 HRIS and ATS platforms through a single connection. Workforce capability data is scattered across applicant tracking, learning, and HR systems, and most of it is self-reported, inferred, or stale. Only 33% of business leaders believe their current talent data is sufficient to make informed decisions, according to Gartner, a gap that creates roughly a 20% drag on operational efficiency. As enterprises race to plan for AI, that missing signal has real consequences: BCG finds that 80% of AI initiatives fail to deliver value because leaders mistake tool access for actual workforce capability. "Every talent system runs on data and could work dramatically better with data that's actually trustworthy," said Kian Katanforoosh, founder and CEO of Workera. "Thanks to our partnership with Kombo, we're now surfacing Workera's verified skills data across all of those systems. Recruiters, line managers, and enterprise leaders keep working in the tools they already know best, now connected to Workera and its best-in-class data. That's the vision: one verified signal, available everywhere a talent decision gets made." Through the single connection with Kombo, Workera pulls employee and candidate lifecycle data in and pushes verified capability results back out. On the HRIS side, the integration syncs employee records daily to add, update, and deactivate users automatically, uses HRIS attributes to enroll employees into the right development programs, and writes verified skill ratings natively onto employee profiles, normalized to each platform's own scale and mapped to the customer's taxonomy with admin approval before anything goes live. On the ATS side, advancing a candidate to the assessment stage triggers the right Workera assessment automatically, and status, score, and pass/fail results land back on the candidate record. Purpose-built integrations carry the same verified signal into an LMS and deep-link learning recommendations to the exact content that closes a verified gap in libraries. What sets the approach apart is the nature of the signal itself. Competing platforms infer skills from resumes and job titles or label them from work artifacts. Both are guesses, and self- or manager-confirmed skills are opinion, not proof. Workera verifies capability through measurement and delivers that fact as a first-class skill rating the platform understands, not a file someone has to export, map, and upload. The posture is additive by design: Workera strengthens the HRIS, ATS, and learning systems an enterprise already runs rather than replacing them. Authentication stays with Kombo, which operates as a subprocessor under the customer's data-privacy agreement, so Workera never stores raw HRIS credentials. Callbacks are cryptographically signed and verified, and platforms use OAuth 2.0 flows. Workera itself is SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and ISO 42001:2023 certified, and GDPR and CCPA compliant. "Enterprises shouldn't have to choose between trustworthy skills data and a stack that's realistic to maintain," said Alexander Kuebel, CEO and Co-Founder at Kombo. "Our unified API lets Workera reach hundreds of HRIS and ATS systems through one connection, so verified capability data reaches the systems companies already run without a point-to-point build for every platform." [To share your insights with us, please write to [email protected]]
Workera has partnered with Kombo to integrate verified skills data across more than 200 HRIS and ATS platforms through a single connection. The partnership addresses a critical gap: only 33% of business leaders believe their current talent data is sufficient for informed decisions, according to Gartner. The integration automatically syncs employee records, writes verified skill ratings onto employee profiles, and triggers assessments for candidates. Unlike competitors that infer skills from CVs or self-reported data, Workera verifies capabilities through measurement. Kombo's unified API eliminates the need for point-to-point integrations for each platform. The system is SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and ISO 42001:2023 certified, and GDPR and CCPA compliant. Most integrations can be enabled the same day.
The Berlin-based SaaS startup Kombo has acquired the HR-tech startup Midlane, which was previously a client of Kombo. This acquisition aims to strengthen Kombo's position in the HR market. Notably, the founders of both companies were already acquainted prior to the acquisition.
Berlin-based social gaming startup SLAY, co-founded by Fabian Kamberi, has secured $5m in funding and attracts over 2.5 million monthly active users. SLAY emerged from CODE University of Applied Sciences, a Berlin-based private university known for its "curiosity-driven learning" approach inspired by Socrates, Aristotle, and Confucius. CODE, founded in 2017, emphasizes application and entrepreneurial spirit, and has produced over 70 companies, many of which are successful startups.
Kombo raised $2.5M to expand its integrations portfolio and catapult growth
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Industries
Data & Analytics
Enterprise Software
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Series A
Total Funding
$33.1M
Headquarters
Berlin, Germany
Founded
2022
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