Eerly AI announced it has acquired RehvUp Technologies, positioning the deal as a push to help enterprises generate measurable outcomes from AI programs by pairing workflow automation with employee productivity and engagement intelligence.
The company said the combination is designed to unify enterprise data, workflows, and employee context into a single platform that enables the transition from “insight to action.” Eerly AI plans to integrate RehvUp’s capabilities into Eerly AI Studio, which it describes as being built on five “power centers”: AI Consultant, AI Workspace, AI Agents, AI Insights, and AI Engagement.
RehvUp’s technology is designed to connect engagement signals to productivity outcomes, with a focus on identifying friction in how employees work and helping organizations redeploy time saved through automation to higher-value initiatives. Eerly AI said the acquisition strengthens its “execution-focused” positioning by narrowing the gap between “knowing, deciding, and doing.”
Eerly AI said it operates globally, with more than 20 offices across 17 countries in the Americas, EMEA, and APAC.
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“This acquisition accelerates our mission to help enterprises turn AI potential into everyday results,” said Nilesh Shah, Group CEO. “By integrating RehvUp’s productivity and engagement intelligence into Eerly AI Studio, we are enabling organizations to move faster, operate smarter, and convert AI investments into tangible, repeatable value.”
Nilesh Shah, Group CEO, Eerly AI
“RehvUp was built to connect human engagement to real productivity outcomes,” said John Cardella, Co-Founder and CEO of RehvUp Technologies. “Now, with Eerly AI coming together, we’re ready to scale up and help organizations everywhere turn saved time into real progress.”
John Cardella, Co-Founder And CEO, RehvUp Technologies
