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goHappy

goHappy is a frontline employee communication and engagement platform that reaches hourly workers via text, no app or login required.

Richmond (Glen Allen), Virginia, USAFounded 201711-50 employeesGrowth equity / venture-backed (investors include Pamlico Capital and Growth Street Partners)
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About

goHappy is an employee communication and engagement platform for frontline and hourly workers that uses text messaging to reach staff without requiring an app or login. The platform adds feedback and pulse surveys, rewards and recognition, an engagement hub for documents and resources, frontline referrals, and turnover/engagement analytics. It was founded by Shawn Boyer, who previously founded the hourly-work marketplace Snagajob, and serves employers across manufacturing, hospitality, healthcare, retail, and transportation.

Products

goHappy (text-based employee engagement platform for frontline workers with surveys, announcements, and feedback)

Leadership

founders · executives

goHappy — frequently asked questions

What does goHappy do?

goHappy is a frontline employee communication and engagement platform that reaches hourly workers via text, no app or login required.

Where is goHappy headquartered?

goHappy is headquartered in Richmond (Glen Allen), Virginia, USA, United States.

When was goHappy founded?

goHappy was founded in 2017.

Who founded goHappy?

goHappy was founded by Shawn Boyer.

How many employees does goHappy have?

goHappy has 11-50 employees.

What kind of HR technology is goHappy?

goHappy is categorized under Employee Engagement on DHRMap.

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