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Auzmor, Inc. (stylized as Auzmor) is a US-based privately held software company that specializes in human resources and employee learning technology. Auzmor provides a cloud-based employee experience platform that offers a variety of tools for learning management, recruiting, and engagement, all rolled up into one.[1] It also functions as a social intranet and can be used as a stand-alone product or integrated with other Auzmor platforms.

Auzmor's first product is Auzmor Learn, which is a corporate learning management system (LMS) that has course authoring built in as well as a library of over 70,000 training courses.[2] Auzmor has additional modules that extend the platform to other HR functional areas: Auzmor Hire is an applicant tracking system (ATS), and Auzmor Office is a social intranet for internal communication and employee engagement.

Auzmor's headquarters is in Clive, Iowa, part of the Des Moines metro area. The company, founded in 2017, serves government and enterprise clients, including the State of Colorado, the State of Kansas, and Amazon.[3]

History

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Auzmor's founders Darryl Christopher Jose (CEO), Zeinab (Zee) Asghari, Bhanu Prakash Valluri, and Gowtham Rupavatharam started the company in April 2017. These founders are all prior colleagues and seasoned technology entrepreneurs. Auzmor's first product, Auzmor Learn, launched around 2019–2020 as a cloud-based LMS to support corporate training. They bootstrapped most of the growth, and in late 2024 opened a Regulation Crowdfunding (Reg CF) campaign on StartEngine.[4][5][6]

Products and Services

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Auzmor Learn (LMS): An enterprise learning management system launched around 2019–2020, with features for authoring courses, assigning training, and tracking progress. It has a responsive user interface and supports mobile learning. Administrators can create courses using a drag-and-drop authoring tool and publish them to employee groups. The platform offers reporting and analytics dashboards, course catalogs, social learning features, and compliance tracking.[7]

Auzmor Office (Employee Experience Platform): A digital workplace and social intranet that includes employee directory, news feed, document management, and social recognition. It is designed to improve communication and collaboration across teams.[8]

Auzmor LXP (Learning Experience Platform): An emerging platform focused on personalized learning experiences. It bundles enhanced analytics and AI-driven content recommendations to create adaptive learning paths. Auzmor LXP is designed as an extension to Auzmor Learn.

Auzmor Hire (ATS): An applicant tracking system that enables recruiting workflows.[9]

Corporate Affairs

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Leadership: The executive team is led by Darryl Jose (Founder & CEO). Co-founders include Zeinab “Zee” Asghari (Head of Sales), Bhanu Valluri (Chief Product Officer), and Gowtham Rupavatharam (Chief Technology Officer). They bring backgrounds in technology, sales, and entrepreneurship.

Company Structure: Auzmor is a single corporation based in the United States with no known subsidiaries. As of the mid-2020s, the company reports having between 50 and 100 employees worldwide, with operations in the U.S. and India. Headquarters is located at 6600 Westown Parkway, Suite 255, West Des Moines, IA 50266.[10]

As of 2025, Auzmor identified itself as a "minority-owned business" based in Iowa.[11]

Funding and Financials

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Auzmor has mostly relied on founder funding. No major venture-funded or debt rounds have been publicly recorded. In 2024, Auzmor launched a Reg CF campaign via StartEngine to raise up to $123,994 in equity to support scaling in the remote work era.[12]

The company’s revenues and profitability are not publicly disclosed. Private databases list annual revenues as unknown.

Partnerships and Clients

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Auzmor has developed partnerships with content and technology providers. It works with OpenSesame to offer an extended course catalog.[13] Auzmor also integrates with standard enterprise software tools including SSO and HR systems.

By 2024, clients included The JFE, Madison Capital Group, Total Med, and Alta Equipment Company. Many case studies are published directly by Auzmor.[14]

Reception and Impact

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Auzmor has been reviewed on platforms such as Capterra and G2, receiving positive feedback for usability and support. A 2024 LMS roundup listed Auzmor among the top 21 platforms for simplifying training management.[15] It has also received G2 “High Performer” badges.

In its 2024 StartEngine filing, Auzmor claimed a 96% customer retention rate and adoption among small to midsize businesses and select large enterprises.[16]

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "About Auzmor - Employee Experience Suite". 7 April 2025.
  2. ^ "Auzmor Learn - the Most Powerful & Scalable LMS". 13 March 2025.
  3. ^ "Contact Auzmor | Get in Touch with Our Team". 8 April 2025.
  4. ^ "Auzmor".
  5. ^ https://www.kingscrowd.com/startups/auzmor/
  6. ^ https://seedstage.ai/auzmor-startengine-campaign/
  7. ^ "Auzmor Learn - the Most Powerful & Scalable LMS". 13 March 2025.
  8. ^ https://www.auzmor.com/office
  9. ^ "The Most Intuitive Learning Management System for Modern Teams". 27 February 2025.
  10. ^ "Contact Auzmor | Get in Touch with Our Team". 8 April 2025.
  11. ^ "About Auzmor - Employee Experience Suite". 7 April 2025.
  12. ^ https://www.kingscrowd.com/startups/auzmor/
  13. ^ https://www.partnerbase.com/auzmor
  14. ^ https://www.auzmor.com/customers
  15. ^ https://safetyculture.com/checklists/lms/#best-lms-platforms
  16. ^ "Auzmor".

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