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WalkMe

ISV

Digital adoption platform with substantial self-published firmographics (900+ employees, ~1600 customers, 27% of the Fortune 500, 35M users in 42+ countries, founded 2011); Salesforce is one supported surface among SAP, Workday, Dynamics 365, ServiceNow — SF-native depth of the Salesforce offering not verified.

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· Checked 2026-10-03

Evidence

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Corporate registrationUnknown
Not provided — no public source found; company registration details are not published on accessible sources
Team sizeUnknown
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CertificationsUnknown
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Regions: Not provided
Markets served: Not provided
Locations: Not provided

Footprint

Footprint — not in our record.

Licensing

Vendor: WalkMe, Inc.
Pricing: quote-gated · Purchase routes: direct
WalkMe for employees — enterprise-quote
Pricing: quote-gated
Purchase route: direct
AU: not yet verified per licence · source (retrieved 2026-09-04)
Pricing info last checked 2026-09-04
WalkMe for customers — enterprise-quote
Pricing: quote-gated
Purchase route: direct
AU: not yet verified per licence · source (retrieved 2026-09-04)
Pricing info last checked 2026-09-04
AI capability — vendor-published

Digital adoption platform overlaying enterprise applications (incl. Salesforce) with real-time context, cross-app workflows and automation

Integrations

Integration surfaces not researched.

AppExchange listing

Listed as “WalkMe Embedded” — 1 reviews · published by WalkMe Inc. · listing source

Commercial clarity

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