Zenjuries, a workers’ compensation software company headquartered in South Carolina, announced it has raised $2.2 million in capital to grow the company and add more people to its app-based program.
The company notes that it offers a smartphone app that automates some of the workers’ comp process and makes it easier for injured workers, employers and agents to report and manage claims. Zenjuries works with insurers, including Accident Fund Insurance Co., which offers some discounts to businesses that participate in the program, the company said.
Zenjuries said it will use the capital to transition from a software-only company to one that provides personnel to help manage workers’ compensation insurance. The investment came from executives with insurers and reinsurers.
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