SScholarly provides a SaaS platform for higher education that centralizes faculty data across departments from scattered systems, enabling data-driven decisions. It manages the full faculty lifecycle—from evaluations and workload tracking to data-entry automation—using AI and data integrations. The platform automatically monitors publications, citations, and grant activity and shows these metrics in dashboards to quantify academic impact. The goal is to reduce administrative burdens on faculty and administrators by offering end-to-end lifecycle management with analytics.
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Arvada-based Scholarly Software raised $3 million to develop faculty software for Duke University and other colleges. The startup aims to reduce administrative costs in higher education by streamlining workflows and managing data through custom HR and workforce management software. Their platform integrates with other systems and uses AI to enhance functionalities, ultimately making faculty and institutional processes more efficient.
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Industries
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Seed
Total Funding
$7M
Headquarters
Denver, CO
Founded
2023
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