Next Generation Employee Experience Platform Sorwe Receives $800,000 Investment

Sorwe is a new generation digital employee experience platform that enables companies to manage their human resources in a data-driven manner with a holistic approach thanks to the software they have developed. This platform received a bridge investment of 800 thousand dollars. In this investment round of Sorwe, existing investors Startup Wise Guys, TechOne and Selahattin Zoralioğlu took part as follow-on investors, while APY and Zaka VC from Europe joined the new investors. With the investment, Sorwe will expand its team and develop its product as well as grow in new markets.

Sorwe is a next-generation employee experience platform that aims for two-way interaction and engagement of employees and human resources professionals. The company completed its bridge investment round. However, Sorwe, which is currently used by 62 corporate companies and more than 100 thousand employees in 10 countries, aims to prepare existing investors for the Series A investment round, which will enable it to expand into new markets.

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Ertürk: "We aim to grow in Europe and Gulf countries"

Emrah Ertürk, Co-Founder and CEO of Sorwe, pointed out that it is very critical for a startup to come together with the right investors from the first day and made the following statement:

Üner "Our product development process continues at full speed"

Emre Üner, Co-Founder and CTO of Sorwe, said: "Our target audience includes companies that care about their employees and corporate culture. We especially prioritize technology, retail, production and service sectors with remote or dispersed employee structure."

Ertürk: "We are strongly preparing for the Series A round with our 3-fold growth rate in global markets"

Sorwe Co-Founder and CFO Ergin Ertürk made the following statement on the subject:

Önür: "We have full confidence that he will provide a solution to the silent resignations"

Günce Önür, Partner at Startup Wise Guy, Eastern Europe's leading investment fund, said: