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LMS365: The only learning management system built into Teams

“Can a Microsoft 365-native learning and human-success platform become the default HR operating model for Microsoft-first enterprises?”

Founded2009
HQAarhus, Denmark
Total raised$20M+ (institutional)
Latest roundSeries A, 2023 ($20.2M)
IndustryHorizontal SaaS / HR & Learning
The story

Founded 2009 as ELEARNINGFORCE, a SharePoint/Microsoft-native LMS out of Denmark. Grew organically until first institutional round in 2023 (Blue Cloud Ventures, $20M). Rebranded to Zensai in 2024 to reposition from single-product LMS to a broader 'Human Success Platform' spanning learning (Learn365), engagement (Engage365), and performance (Perform365) — all natively embedded in Microsoft 365 / Teams. No embedded finance products; monetization is pure B2B SaaS subscriptions.

Last 12 months
2024-01
2024
Product timeline
2009
Founded as ELEARNINGFORCE in Denmark, building SharePoint-based LMS· pivot
2023
Raised $20M Series A led by Blue Cloud Ventures· pivot
2024
Listed on Microsoft Azure Marketplace· pivot
2024
Rebranded from LMS365 to Zensai, expanded platform to include Learn365, Engage365, Perform365· pivot
The stack
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LMS365: The only learning management system built into Teams — frequently asked

Where is LMS365: The only learning management system built into Teams headquartered?

LMS365: The only learning management system built into Teams is founded in 2009 and headquartered in Aarhus, Denmark.

How much funding has LMS365: The only learning management system built into Teams raised?

LMS365: The only learning management system built into Teams has raised $20M+ (institutional) in total (latest round: Series A, 2023 ($20.2M)).

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