What is Workwize?
Headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands, and founded in 2020, Workwize offers an all-in-one automated solution designed to streamline IT operations. The platform enables IT teams to efficiently deploy, manage, and retrieve IT hardware and office equipment for employees in over 100 countries, typically within a 5-to-7-day timeframe. Serving more than 50,000 users and managing 120,000 devices, Workwize caters to a diverse client base, from scale-ups to global enterprises. Its robust integrations with systems such as HRIS, Active Directory, SCIM, Apple Business Manager, Microsoft Intune, Slack, and Microsoft Teams facilitate zero-touch automation for user provisioning, device enrollment, and real-time tracking notifications, enhancing IT operational efficiency.
How much funding has Workwize raised?
Workwize has raised a total of $13M across 1 funding round:
Series A
$13M
Series A (2025): $13M with participation from PEAK Financial Group, Klass Capital, and Graduate Entrepreneur
Key Investors in Workwize
PEAK Financial Group
PEAK Financial Group, established in 1992, is an independent financial services provider offering investments, discretionary management, private wealth management, insurance, and mortgage services across Canada.
Klass Capital
Klass Capital is a venture capital firm specializing in long-term partnerships with ambitious B2B SaaS companies, focusing on expansion-stage businesses with revenues up to $25M and providing support through its network and recruitment arm.
Graduate Entrepreneur
Graduate Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm based in the Netherlands, supporting founders in Delft and Rotterdam with funding and extensive coaching, particularly those addressing significant global challenges.
What's next for Workwize?
The recent major strategic investment signals a new phase of growth and expansion for Workwize. This backing is expected to fuel further development of its IT asset management SaaS platform, potentially enhancing its global reach and deepening its integration capabilities. The company's focus on zero-touch automation and cross-border IT equipment management positions it favorably to capitalize on the increasing demand for efficient remote and hybrid workforce solutions. Future initiatives may include expanding its service offerings, forging new strategic partnerships, and further solidifying its market position as a leader in automated IT lifecycle management.
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