The workplace has changed. Teams now live in different parts of the country and, possibly, even the world. Collaborating across projects and continents is becoming the new norm. Distributed teams live and die by their ability to quickly learn, share key knowledge and take the right action at the right time.
But there is a problem. Currently stuff is scattered and disorganized all over the place and the products meant to solve this content sprawl, like SharePoint and Confluence, are expensive, difficult to use and hard to search.
In building a solution the Shelf team went beyond software and set out to understand the Science of Organization. They consulted Harvard librarians, change management experts, and information architects. With the help of these global thought leaders, knowledge management best practices were built into the core of the product.
Shelf is designed to help declutter and organize your most important content. Everything about Shelf, from our search to our customer support, reflects the passion and drive of our team to build a better way to harness knowledge and make things easy to find and share. People use Shelf to find the information they need to publish a story, make a pitch, or close an important deal, without the pain of redoing work or wasting time tracking things down.
Its Shelf’s mission to help millions of distributed teams throughout the globe accelerate their ability to learn, share and succeed. We are reimagining the library for the workplace of tomorrow and won’t stop until we’ve integrated all the important places where important content is buried. Shelf is the missing link in a rapidly evolving, distributed workplace.
But there is a problem. Currently stuff is scattered and disorganized all over the place and the products meant to solve this content sprawl, like SharePoint and Confluence, are expensive, difficult to use and hard to search.
In building a solution the Shelf team went beyond software and set out to understand the Science of Organization. They consulted Harvard librarians, change management experts, and information architects. With the help of these global thought leaders, knowledge management best practices were built into the core of the product.
Shelf is designed to help declutter and organize your most important content. Everything about Shelf, from our search to our customer support, reflects the passion and drive of our team to build a better way to harness knowledge and make things easy to find and share. People use Shelf to find the information they need to publish a story, make a pitch, or close an important deal, without the pain of redoing work or wasting time tracking things down.
Its Shelf’s mission to help millions of distributed teams throughout the globe accelerate their ability to learn, share and succeed. We are reimagining the library for the workplace of tomorrow and won’t stop until we’ve integrated all the important places where important content is buried. Shelf is the missing link in a rapidly evolving, distributed workplace.
Location: United States, Connecticut, Stamford
Employees: 51-200
Total raised: $106.7M
Founded date: 2015
Investors 7
Funding Rounds 3
Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
27.03.2022 | Series B | $52M | - |
26.08.2021 | Series B | $52.5M | - |
26.07.2017 | - | $2.2M | - |
Mentions in press and media 20
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01.07.2024 | Emerging strategies, sentiments, and solutions for KM and AI | Emerging strategies, sentiments, and solutions for KM and AI Fundamentally, knowledge management maintains a core focus on connecting people with the right data when and where they need it. However, closing knowledge gaps—often induced by d... |
14.04.2023 | Tweekly. Выпуск 166. Базы знаний с помощью ИИ | Что сейчас растёт и как это применить: 1. Компьютерное зрение для беспилотного транспорта. ИИ как инструктор по вождению. 2. Базы знаний с помощью ИИ. Викимедиа для накопленных баз знаний внутри компаний. 3. Борьба курьеров с агрегаторами. ... |
14.04.2023 | Tweekly. Выпуск 165. Базы знаний с помощью ИИ | Что сейчас растёт и как это применить: 1. Компьютерное зрение для беспилотного транспорта. ИИ как инструктор по вождению. 2. Базы знаний с помощью ИИ. Викимедиа для накопленных баз знаний внутри компаний. 3. Борьба курьеров с агрегаторами. ... |
27.03.2022 | Shelf.io Raises $52 Million Series B Round | - |
26.08.2021 | AI startup Shelf.io with an office in Lviv raises $52.5M | AI startup Shelf.io with an office in Lviv raises $52.5M 26 August, 2021, 12:03 Olha Karpenko US-based startup Shelf.io announced the raising of a $52.5 million B round. It develops a knowledge automation platform, and almost all of its pro... |
26.08.2021 | AI startup Shelf.io with an office in Lviv raises $52.5M | AI startup Shelf.io with an office in Lviv raises $52.5M 26 August, 2021, 12:03 Olha Karpenko --> --> --> -->--> --> --> --> --> --> --> --> --> US-based startup Shelf.io announced the raising of a ... |
24.08.2021 | Shelf.io picks up $52.5M | Shelf.io has raised a $52.5 million Series B co-led by Tiger Global and Insight Partners. Founded in 2017, the company offers a customer support platform for enterprise clients such as HelloFresh and Glovo. Select Additional Investors Conto... |
24.08.2021 | Conversational AI Startup Shelf.io Raises $52.5M | Conversational AI Startup Shelf.io Raises $52.5M Eric Hal Schwartz on August 24, 2021 at 1:00 pm Enterprise conversational AI startup Shelf.io has closed a $52.5 million Series B funding round led by Tiger Global and Insight Partners. The c... |
23.08.2021 | Shelf.io : Raises $52.5 Million in a Series B To Accelerate Growth Of AI-Driven Answers Automation Platform | Shelf.io, the world’s leading AI-driven answers automation company, today announced a Series B round of $52.5 million led by Tiger Global and Insight Partners, with participation from existing investors Base10 Partners, Connecticut Innovati... |
23.08.2021 | Shelf.io closes huge $52.5M Series B after posting 4x ARR growth in the last year | Covering public companies can be a bit of a drag. They grow some modest amount each year, and their constituent analysts pester them with questions about gross margin expansion and sales rep efficiency. It can be a little dull. Then there a... |
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