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October 2026
Humanly Acquires CareerArc to Combine AI Screening and Interviews With Social Recruiting and Job Maps (opens in a new tab)
Bellevue-based Humanly today announced it has acquired CareerArc, a recruitment marketing technology company, to connect top-of-funnel candidate reach with AI-powered engagement, screening, interviewing, and hiring. According to the October 14 PR Newswire release and GeekWire coverage, CareerArc’s HireSocial social recruiting platform and Job Maps interactive career-site experience join Humanly’s 24/7 chat, phone, and video hiring stack aimed at high-volume employers. CEO and co-founder Prem Kumar said high-volume employers have had to piece together job boards, application software, and agencies, and that CareerArc lets Humanly reach candidates earlier so more qualified people move from first touch to first shift. GeekWire reports this is Humanly’s fifth recruiting-tech deal since 2025 (Sprockets, Qualifi, HourWork, then Anthill earlier in 2026), that Humanly raised a $25 million Series B in April and about $52 million total, and that nine of CareerArc’s 13 employees are joining Humanly’s roughly 50-person team. Customers named across coverage include Microsoft, Domino’s, Massage Envy, Worldwide Flight Services, and MGM. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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