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AI-driven background check startup Intelligo raises $22M
Israeli startup Intelligo, which provides AI-driven background check solutions, has raised $22 million in a funding round led by Felicitas Global Partners. The funds will be used to develop its AI-powered risk intelligence platform, Clarity, and expand into new geographies. Intelligos platform uses AI and automation to comb through over 400,000 public data sources to gather relevant information for background checks. The company plans to double its headcount and expand the capabilities of its platform to attract more customers.
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Intelligo Group raises $15 million to boost AI due diligence platform
Israeli business intelligence startup Intelligo Group has announced a $15 million Series B financing round led by Behrens Investment Group. The funding follows record demand for the companys Clarity product, a one-stop platform delivering background checks and continuous monitoring. Intelligo plans to use the funding to expand its team and accelerate U.S. expansion. The company was founded in 2014 and has raised a total of $22 million to date. Intelligo currently has more than 100 clients and is in the process of adding to its workforce.
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Intelligo does constant background checks on your trusted employees
Intelligo, a background check service, has developed a method called Ongoing Monitoring that uses AI and machine learning to provide continuous background checks over time. The company raised a $5.7 million Series A and has high-ticket clients. Intelligos system looks at multiple databases and data sources to provide a thorough scope of review. The company aims to give businesses live alerts about the individuals they invest in. The mission of Intelligo is to leverage technology to create trust in critical decision-making processes.
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https://www.jpost.com/Israel-News/Israeli-experts-use-AI-to-solve-US-background-checks-backlog-547306
Intelligo Group, an Israel-based risk-management start-up, is using artificial intelligence and machine learning to expedite and enhance background checks in the US. The company aims to provide comprehensive checks that look at thousands of web sources, including blacklists, watch lists, legal and corporate records, and social media. By automating operations, Intelligo can issue reports in minutes and offer prices at half the industry standard. The company has clients in the public sector, investment banks, hedge funds, and multinational corporations. Intelligo has raised $6.8 million in funding and recently launched its Clarity platform.
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Intelligo Group: Powerhouses of the US and Israeli Intelligence Communities Join Forces to Advance AI-powered Background Checks and Due Diligence Technology
Intelligo Group has announced that Michael McConnell, former Director of the National Security Agency (NSA), and Pinhas Buchris, former director of Israels 8200 intelligence division, have joined its advisory board. McConnell will advise on US government matters, particularly the Office of Personnel Management and Department of Homeland Security. Buchris will provide expertise on due diligence and selecting the right people for partnerships. Intelligo Group offers a SaaS-based model for automated due diligence and background checks, using AI and machine learning to simplify the process. The company expects rapid adoption of its technology in the market.
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Intelligo raises $5.7 million to automate background checks
Intelligo Group, an Israeli company, has raised $5.7 million in a Series A round to invest in R&D for its machine learning and AI-based Clarity platform for background checks. The funds were provided by Governing Dynamics and Eileen Murray. The platform is used by investment banks and sharing economy businesses for vetting potential investments and checking backgrounds of drivers and tenants. The market for background checks is estimated to be worth $50 billion.
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