Nextech3D.AI (CSE:NTAR, OTCQX:NEXCF, FRA:1SS) has launched an enterprise pilot program for KraftyLab Intelligence, an AI-powered platform designed to help organizations collect employee feedback and generate workforce insights.
Built on the existing KraftyLab platform, KraftyLab Intelligence combines workforce data, employee feedback, onboarding programs, training initiatives, leadership development and workforce analytics into a single environment.
The platform supports AI-powered surveys, workforce analytics, team-building, onboarding, training, employee recognition and AI-driven recommendations.
CEO Evan Gappelberg said the company designed KraftyLab Intelligence to function as an AI layer across the workforce experience, helping organizations move beyond data collection toward generating insights, recommendations and support for decision-making.
"As organizations continue to invest in employee engagement, onboarding, learning, and workforce development, we believe artificial intelligence can play an increasingly important role in helping organizations better understand workforce feedback and identify potential engagement opportunities," Gappelberg told shareholders.
Gappelberg said the platform builds on existing customer relationships, noting KraftyLab already works with enterprise organizations using its engagement, team-building, onboarding and learning offerings.
“The Intelligence platform represents the next phase of that evolution by bringing workforce insights, AI-powered recommendations, engagement programs, and measurement capabilities together into a more integrated software solution,” the CEO added.
According to Fortune Business Insights, the global employee engagement software market was valued at approximately $1.22 billion in 2025 and is projected to grow to approximately $4.47 billion by 2034.
Since 2018, KraftyLab has delivered employee engagement experiences, team-building programs, workshops, onboarding and workforce development activities for a base of Fortune 500 enterprise customers.
The pilot program is intended to evaluate platform adoption, collect customer feedback, refine onboarding workflows and assess AI-driven recommendation capabilities, with the company planning to pursue commercialization opportunities for KraftyLab Intelligence in the third quarter of 2026.