Mumbai: Microsoft Corp. has acquired the productivity platform Ally.io To help improve the employee experience by aligning their work with the company’s strategic mission and core priorities.

Ally.io, a leading OKR (Objectives and Key Results) company, will be involved in Microsoft Live Microsoft as part of its Employee Experience Platform (EXP) designed to help companies embrace the new digital work life, Microsoft said in a statement late Thursday.

Financial details of the deal were not disclosed.

The OKR category is a fast-growing and emerging space and Ally.io is growing as one of the most preferred tools in the market. Since its launch in 2018, the company’s products and services have been adopted by more than 1,000 leading high-tech, manufacturing, financial services and healthcare businesses in more than 80 countries.

“Ally.io will power a new Microsoft Veeva module. Veeva is an employee experience platform that brings together communication, knowledge, learning, resources and insights from wherever you work,” said Redmond, a Washington-based company.

operated by Microsoft 365 And Microsoft TeamsViva helps organizations foster a culture of human connection, development, well-being and success.

“Over the next year, we’ll be investing in Ally.io to bring Microsoft Cloud, develop existing integrations with Microsoft Teams, and weave Ally.io into a comprehensive set of Viva, Office, Power BI and Microsoft 365 apps and services. support and service, and new customers can continue to purchase existing service through Ally.io.”

With inputs from IANS.