Finch announced on Wednesday that it received an undisclosed amount of funding from Intuit Ventures, the venture capital fund of Intuit. This capital comes four months after Finch raised a $40 million Series B.
Finch is innovating the employment data ecosystem and creating one that is connected and programmable. The company’s API makes it easier for businesses to connect employee data with tools for HR, payroll, compliance and benefits.
This investment will help Finch unify the employment data ecosystem, allowing its solutions to be more easily connected, the company said in a statement. Ultimately, this will enable employers to get the best insights into their operations, Finch went on to say.
Adam Coccari, a managing director at Intuit Ventures, said in a statement that Finch’s APIs allow their partners and business customers to connect other tools to their data in Intuit QuickBooks payroll.
To continue building the employment data ecosystem, Finch is looking to hire more people. The San Francisco-based company is actively hiring for roles across its finance, engineering and sales teams.
