doinstruct Raises Series A to Tackle €46B Frontline Training Gap

Berlin-based doinstruct has raised €16.5 million in Series A funding to expand its AI-powered compliance platform for frontline workers across European markets. The investment round was led by HV Capital, with participation from existing investors including Creandum, High-Tech Gründerfonds (HTGF), and D11Z, according to information from HTGF's press release.

The platform addresses a critical gap in frontline operations, where inadequate training causes an estimated $46 billion in revenue losses in the US alone. With over 2.8 billion frontline workers globally, many facing language barriers, traditional compliance approaches are failing both workers and employers.

"Companies are drowning in regulatory requirements while simultaneously dealing with staff shortages and pressure to increase efficiency," explained Charlotte Rothert, CEO and Co-founder of doinstruct. Their solution has evolved from a simple training tool into a comprehensive platform that automatically identifies risks, generates documentation, and delivers bite-sized training content in workers' native languages.

The technology is proving particularly valuable during Europe's current economic challenges, helping clients achieve a 60% increase in knowledge retention while lowering training costs by 53%. For manufacturers like Do&Co, Wiesenhof, and Voelkel, the platform has reduced new worker integration time from weeks to days by offering training across 25+ languages without requiring app downloads or passwords.

This funding marks doinstruct's third consecutive year of successful fundraising, bringing its total investment to €26 million as it continues to expand across key European markets and enhance its AI capabilities.