Owners
Proaction is a Russian personnel and candidate assessment service founded in 2018 using machine learning algorithms. The solution is based on an automated system for evaluating candidates and employees, which includes storing and processing results, analyzing statistics using mathematical models and an integrated environment for developing tests for the identified needs of customers. The following modules are implemented within the platform:
- content analysis of open candidate responses to search for emotional markers in the text;
- an automated system for interviewing employees in the process of adaptation, work and dismissal.
Self-learning algorithms are built into the system to identify and predict problematic factors in the work of personnel. The solution can be implemented in one month, Proaction claims. The service assesses employees and their relationship to the company, analyzes the reasons for dismissal and adaptation of newcomers.
History
2021: Attraction of 23 million rubles
At the end of May 2021, Proaction announced the attraction of 23 million rubles from the founders of RDP and business angels Nikolai Guzakov and Sergei Nikulin. The funds were received through the Adventureland community of startups and investors in Russia (Skolkovo Technopark project).
The pre-investment assessment of the project was 230 million rubles, Adventureland told the Russian Venture Telegram channel. The startup intends to spend the funds received from investors on improving the product and scaling in Russia.
According to the Unified State Register of Legal Entities, by the end of May 2021, the founder of Proaction Alexei Litvinov owns 76.5% of the company, Igor Sinev - 5.45%. Sergei Nikulin and Nikolai Guzakov each received 4.3% of the startup.
2018-2019
In 2018, the project attracted investments from the IIDF, which received 4.31%. In 2019, the chairman of the board of Asia-Pacific Bank Alexei Korovin entered the capital of the company, who received 4.54%.
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