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Italian payroll and human resources management software

Roseland, United StatesFounded 1983Marketing
Valuation $100–250M Last recorded · 2000
Total funding $10–50M Disclosed equity funding
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About eLabor

In 1983, a company called eLabor was founded to tackle the complexities of workforce management. It provided software and services designed to help companies handle everything from recruitment to time and attendance. The business focused on automating and optimizing how companies managed their human capital. The company offered a suite of products that included labor, contractor, and project management services. This allowed clients to create a customized corporate portal for their entire workforce. By providing these web-based tools, eLabor helped companies streamline their time and labor management, aiming to reduce costs and improve efficiency through automation. Over the years, eLabor attracted notable investors, including Microsoft and Redpoint Ventures. This backing allowed the company to grow and refine its offerings. Eventually, this journey led to a significant event: an acquisition by ADP, a major player in human capital management solutions. Following the acquisition, the eLabor system was integrated into ADP's offerings, becoming known as ADP ezLaborManager, which continues to provide time and labor management solutions for small to mid-size companies.

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At a glance

Status
Acquired
Founded
1983
Headquarters
Roseland, United States
Open positions
None listed
Dealroom signal
17.3/100
Industry
Marketing
Sector
Marketing
Client focus
b2b
Links
Website

Funding history

3 recorded events

Company financing events and reported valuations.

Deal typeDateAmountValuationInvestorsSource
ACQUISITION✓Exit Feb 2003 — — Automatic Data Processing —
SERIES B✓Equity / VC Oct 2000 $40M $160M Lehman Brothers —
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Growth signals

eLabor website traffic

Latest recorded traffic for eLabor is 48K monthly website visits, down 87.4% over the last three months.

Latest monthly visits48K 3-month web change-87.4%
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Investors

2 investors on the cap table

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Series A1 investor entered at this stage

  • Lehman Brothers

Other known investors1 additional known investor

  • Automatic Data Processing
Team profiled 1 named & role-tagged
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Global footprint

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Workforce by country
🇺🇸 United States · Roseland HQ
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