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Workleap

Workleap is a Montreal employee-experience software company whose products cover engagement, performance, onboarding and Microsoft 365 management. Founded in 2006 as GSoft by Simon De Baene, Guillaume Roy and Sebastien Leduc, it rebranded to Workleap in 2023 and took a CA$125M investment from CDPQ.

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CA$125Minvestment from CDPQ, 2023The Globe and Mail

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OfficevibeEmployee engagement and feedback softwareProduct page ↗
ShareGateMicrosoft 365 migration and management toolProduct page ↗

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About

Workleap, founded in 2006 as GSoft in Montreal, makes employee-experience and productivity software including Officevibe and ShareGate. Bootstrapped for much of its history, it reached roughly 20,000 customers and about C$100M in revenue, rebranded from GSoft to Workleap in 2023, and took a CA$125M investment from Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec to fund acquisitions and growth.

Backers

Bootstrapped for years, then a CA$125M investment from Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec (CDPQ) around its 2023 rebrand.

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Quick answers

What is Workleap?

A Montreal employee-experience software company (formerly GSoft) covering engagement, performance, onboarding and Microsoft 365 management.

Who founded Workleap?

Simon De Baene, Guillaume Roy and Sebastien Leduc, in 2006, originally as GSoft.

Is Workleap venture-backed?

It was bootstrapped for years, then took a CA$125M investment from CDPQ around its 2023 rebrand from GSoft.

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