Glean
by Glean Technologies, Inc.
Glean is an enterprise search and work assistant platform that connects workplace applications, indexes company knowledge, and uses generative AI to answer questions, retrieve information, and help automate tasks.
Why Abandoned
Glean’s official website currently markets its Work AI platform and product documentation remains available. The company also announced new financing and product updates in 2025.
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📅 Timeline
Company emerges from stealth
The company, then called Scio Technologies, publicly introduced its workplace search product and announced $15 million in Series A financing led by Kleiner Perkins.
Scio rebrands as Glean
Scio Technologies adopted the Glean name and announced a $40 million Series B round led by General Catalyst.
Glean raises $100 million Series C
Glean announced a $100 million Series C led by Sequoia Capital, valuing the company at $1 billion.
Series E values Glean at $4.6 billion
Glean announced more than $260 million in Series E funding led by Altimeter and DST Global, with a $4.6 billion valuation.
Glean announces $150 million Series F
Glean announced a $150 million Series F led by Wellington Management, placing the company’s valuation at $7.2 billion.
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What is Glean AI used for?
Glean is used by organizations to search across connected workplace applications, retrieve internal knowledge, answer employee questions, and build AI assistants and agents grounded in company data.
How does Glean enterprise search work?
Glean connects to supported business applications, indexes their content and permissions, and provides a unified search layer. Results and generated answers are intended to respect each source system’s access controls.
Is Glean a generative AI assistant?
Yes. Glean combines enterprise search with generative AI features that can summarize company knowledge, answer questions, assist with work, and support configurable agents.
Who founded Glean?
Glean was founded by Arvind Jain, T.R. Vishwanath, Tony Gentilcore, and Piyush Prahladka. Jain serves as chief executive officer.
Is Glean still active?
Yes. Glean remains active, with an operating website, current product materials, and a Series F financing announcement published in June 2025.