Mapped from real work
Skills are inferred from actual work product, not self-reported surveys.
Discover every skill in your workforce with AI agents that map and assess skills from real work, keep them verifiable, and update them continuously.
Skills are inferred from actual work product, not self-reported surveys.
Skill records update as new work and outcomes come in, not once a year.
See skill coverage and gaps across teams, not just individual profiles.
Clous builds a living view of workforce skills from mapping, assessment, and proof of work instead of a static skills library.
Map skills from work history, projects, feedback, and systems of record
Continuously assess skills with evidence from real outputs
Verify skills through a multi-touch lifecycle, not one-off self reports
Grow a personalized taxonomy that adapts to your organization
Skills come from evidence in real work, not employees rating themselves.
AI agents keep skill records fresh instead of going stale after one annual review.
Skill data feeds directly into workforce planning, hiring, and mobility decisions.
From discovery to verification, Clous keeps your skills picture useful for decisions.
Map and refresh workforce skills as people complete work, change roles, and build new capabilities.
Ground assessment in artifacts, outcomes, feedback, and real contributions instead of self-reported skill lists.
A continuously updated skills graph helps HR and business leaders act with confidence.
AI-ready workforce
Understand which capabilities exist today and which ones need to grow next.
Objective assessment
Move beyond static profiles with evidence-backed skill signals.
No generic skills library
Your taxonomy grows with your real work, not someone else's framework.
Better workforce planning
Anticipate skill gaps before they slow execution.
Internal mobility
Match people to opportunities using verified capabilities and growth signals.
Learning prioritization
Invest in development where the evidence shows it will matter most.
Start with your real work data, then keep the skill graph updated as people contribute.
Agents infer skills from roles, projects, documents, feedback, and activity signals.
Evidence from real outputs, manager input, and completed work keeps assessments grounded.
Multiple signals confirm skills and reduce bias from one-time assessments.
The taxonomy evolves with new roles, tools, and business priorities.
See how Skills Intelligence keeps skills mapped, assessed, verified, and current.