Full-Time
Updated on 9/4/2026
Automates enterprise back-office operations at scale
$170k - $200k/yr
San Francisco, CA, USA
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Klarity provides fully automated back-office operations for enterprises. It helps large customers automate repetitive administrative tasks such as document processing, data extraction, and workflow orchestration across systems, delivering fast turnaround times and high accuracy while lowering operating expenses.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$90.4M
Headquarters
Hvissinge, Denmark
Founded
2017
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Klarity hires Cannon to build broker relationships. Joe Cannon has joined preventative health-focused data analytics specialist Klarity as a business development manager. He joined from YuLife, where he spent four-and-a-half years as a key account manager. Cannon has already started this newly created position where he is working to expand Klarity's broker relationships to drive new and existing revenue streams within the employee benefits intermediated market. Klarity uses AI predictive analytics to help employees assess their risk of developing 10 specific cancers via an online questionnaire. If the result flags them as being high risk within the next five years, they will be given a test. Cannon brings with him experience earned at MetLife and Legal & General, where he was a business development consultant and an account manager, respectively. Cannon said Klarity's product team has laid a "fantastic foundation" to bring a powerful employee benefit to the market. "We want to ensure that all employees have access to the right screening at the right time, regardless of age or demographic." The company helps insurers, brokers and employers to improve risk, detect chronic diseases early and provide personalised health insights for their customers.
"We aim to provide tailored support and guidance to carriers considering using these new data sources in their underwriting programs," said Dr. Gina Guzman, Chief Medical Officer at Munich Re Life US
Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to change the accounting industry, according to a new report from venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz. As large language models (LLMs) continue to advance, AI is becoming a crucial component in various sectors, with accounting firms particularly eager to harness its potential to enhance efficiency and manage increasing workloads. The integration of AI in accounting is not surprising. Bookkeeping, tax preparation, and auditing involve repetitive tasks that can benefit from AI. The accounting profession faces a dual challenge: an aging workforce and a decline in new entrants. The report states, “75% of CPAs could retire in the next 10 years.” Additionally, the decreasing number of students completing accounting degrees in the U.S
Klarity Intelligence raises $70M to automate the document review process - SiliconANGLE
Read through enough contracts, invoices or purchase orders—any business documents, really—enough times, and your eyes probably glaze over. Ondrej Antos experienced it as a law clerk nearly a decade ago.When Antos met Nischal Nadhamuni at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2016, the ...