Hirevue Says New Customer Bookings Tripled in First Half of 2026

Aug 18, 2026
Hirevue said new customer bookings more than tripled in the first half of 2026, while bookings for its skills assessments more than doubled year over year.

Hirevue said in a press release that new customer bookings more than tripled in the first half of 2026, as demand grew for skills based hiring and assessments. The company also said bookings for its skills assessments more than doubled year over year.

Hirevue said it earned FedRAMP Certification for its next generation platform, which supports work with federal agencies. It also reported new and expanded deployments in the Middle East.

The company said it launched Assessment Builder, a tool for creating validation research backed assessments, and AI Interviewer, a voice based conversational AI product for candidate interviews. Hirevue also named Samir Gulati chief marketing officer and promoted Matt Foggett to executive vice president of worldwide sales.

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