ScreenSense leverages patented AI algorithms for advanced element detection, behavioral intelligence, and inference generation. “ScreenSense is the core of our AI-driven digital adoption strategy,” said Khadim Batti, CEO and Co-Founder of Whatfix. “As AI reshapes enterprise software interactions, our platform ensures adoption is more intuitive and scalable.”
The announcement comes as Whatfix reports 38% year-over-year revenue growth and adds 12 new Fortune 500 clients across industries. The company has also strengthened its AI capabilities, including a GenAI-powered analytics interface, AI-driven sentiment analysis, and DAP on OS, a desktop companion for enterprise productivity.
Whatfix is gearing up for a potential IPO within the next two years as it continues its strong growth trajectory. CEO Khadim Batti has stated that the company aims to achieve profitability within six months and reach a $100 million revenue run rate over the next year, setting the stage for a public offering as early as 2026.
Backed by a $125 million Series E funding round led by Warburg Pincus in 2024, Whatfix has also rolled out a $58 million liquidity programme for employees and investors, marking its fourth employee stock buyback.
