Thrive acquires Huler to create AI-powered employee experience platform
By combining Huler’s UX-first smart intranet, Thrive’s AI-powered learning tools, and mentoring expertise from Guider, the companies aim to deliver a “truly AI-first employee experience."
Learning technology company Thrive has acquired Huler, the next-generation employee hub, in a move designed to build what it says will be the first fully integrated learning, mentoring and employee experience platform.
By combining Huler’s UX-first smart intranet, Thrive’s AI-powered learning tools, and mentoring expertise from Guider, the companies aim to deliver a “truly AI-first employee experience,” with Huler acting as the central gateway to every workplace app, system and interaction.
Huler, whose customers include Travelodge, Norgine and Dairy Queen, integrates everything from calendars and Slack messages to Jira tickets, Trello boards and company updates.
Its AI-powered personalisation and federated search allow employees to access every tool and system they need in one place.
Sean Reddington, CEO and founder of Thrive, said: “We’re in the AI era now, and it’s time workplace tools caught up.
“With Thrive, Guider and Huler, we’re building tools that are actually fit for how people think, learn and work today.
“They’re fast, intuitive, and built to bring together human connection and AI – the way work should be.”
Huler will continue to operate under its own brand, with investment earmarked for enhanced analytics, AI-driven personalisation, and a new federated experience enabling users to search across all connected workplace systems.












