Developer of unified workforce platform intended to help employers run operations smoothly. The company's platform handles payroll, pension, benefits, user provisioning, SSO, and device management, enabling startups and SMEs to unlock the value of automation technology for their business.

Kenjo is a software company that specializes in providing technology solutions for frontline workers. Our product is designed to help SMBs and mid-market organizations with HR, operations, and internal communications. Kenjo offers a cloud-based platform to manage HR’s most important processes (time off and attendance, onboarding, payroll,performance management, and recruiting) as well as operations, and internal communications. What sets us apart is our mobile-first strategy, which allows us to cater to the needs of deskless employees and managers, and our holistic approach. Kenjo goes beyond HR to help companies with their operations and employee communications, becoming the platform to run all employee-facing processes in one technology. At Kenjo, we believe that every employee plays a critical role in the success of a business. That's why we strive to provide our customers with the tools they need to help their employees thrive. For more information please visit our website www.kenjo.io or send us a message to marketing@kenjo.io, and we will be happy to help you.

While taking a break at the 51 Mile Marker at the Lake of the Ozarks, Nick Smith was inspired as ever by the coexistence of AI and sales, but was searching for a way to put the controls in the hands of sales executives. “Sales has a lot of ‘enablement’ solutions, but not many tools that sales people actually like using” “Imagine if every sales executive had their own robot that performed virtual prospecting tasks.” Drawing on his sales and management experience at companies like CBS Corporation, iHeart Media and others, he began to imagine sales executives building their own cloud-based robots to reduce repetitive, manual tasks and increase revenue opportunities. Now, he just needed a name that combined sales and AI.