Time Study is a technology company.
Time Study has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round.
Time Study has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Time Study is a high-growth enterprise SaaS platform that modernizes time tracking and analytics, primarily for healthcare organizations, using machine learning, AI, and passive data collection to deliver real-time insights into workforce time allocation without manual timesheets.[1][2][4][6] It serves top U.S. hospitals and health systems—such as NY-Presbyterian and Stanford—solving inefficiencies in operational workflows, compliance, finance, and productivity by transforming time data into actionable dashboards that address turnover, burnout, revenue leakage, and reimbursements.[1][4][6] The platform has earned a KLAS overall performance score of 91.3, far exceeding the average for top winners, and demonstrates strong growth with venture backing and adoption by many top-10 hospitals.[1][4]
Time Study was founded in 2018 by Kishau Rogers, an award-winning technology entrepreneur and computer scientist with over 25 years of experience delivering enterprise software solutions globally.[1][2] Rogers, the first Black woman in Virginia to raise millions in venture capital for her tech startup, drew from her expertise in systems thinking and human-centered design to create an intelligent platform evolving from traditional time tracking to "time intelligence."[1][3] Early traction came from healthcare, with top-10 U.S. hospitals adopting it for workforce effectiveness; the company is venture-funded by firms like HearstLab, Elevate Capital, and Act One Ventures, and is headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, with offices in Portland, Oregon, and ties to New York City.[1][2][3][7] Some sources note a 2017 launch and international founding elements in Russia, but primary records confirm 2018 under Rogers' U.S.-based leadership.[5][6]
Time Study rides the wave of AI-driven workforce analytics and digital transformation in healthcare, where outdated time study methods create blind spots amid rising costs, staffing shortages, and value-based care demands.[4][6] Its timing aligns with post-pandemic pressures for operational efficiency and compliance, as hospitals seek data-driven tools to optimize reimbursements and reduce burnout—market forces amplified by EHR proliferation and AI adoption.[1][2][6] By influencing the ecosystem through integrations and insights shared with top providers, it sets standards for "time intelligence," potentially expanding beyond healthcare to broader enterprise productivity amid hybrid work trends.[1][3][7]
Time Study is poised for accelerated growth, leveraging its KLAS acclaim and hospital wins to capture more market share in a $10B+ healthcare analytics space, with AI enhancements driving predictive features and multi-industry expansion.[1][4][6] Trends like generative AI for deeper insights and regulatory pushes for cost transparency will shape its path, evolving its influence from niche disruptor to essential platform—empowering organizations to reclaim time as their greatest asset, much like its founding vision to make every minute count.[1][4]
Time Study has raised $2.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Time Study's investors include Kevin Hartz, Broadway Angels, Comeback Capital, DNX Ventures, Flex Capital, Lazerow Ventures, quadratura.it, Recursive Ventures, Richmond Global Ventures, Saints Capital, SignalFire, Slow Ventures.
Time Study has raised $2.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $2.0M Seed in August 2019.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 1, 2019 | $2.0M Seed | Kevin Hartz, Broadway Angels, Comeback Capital, DNX Ventures, Flex Capital, Lazerow Ventures, quadratura.it, Recursive Ventures, Richmond Global Ventures, Saints Capital, SignalFire, Slow Ventures, SNR, Spark Capital, WGI Group, Adam D'Angelo, Charlie Songhurst, Eric Ries, Eric Stein, Ethan Beard, Evangelos Simoudis, Jay Weintraub, Jeremy Lizt, Joanna Rees, Joe Zawadzki, Kim Perell, Mark Gerson, Ron Hirson, Russell Fradin, Russ Fradin, Scott Faber, Tien Tzuo, Travis May, Warren Jenson |