HQ Function

Primary R&D hub, software development, and European market operations. Coordinated with the San Francisco office for global strategy.

Notable Features:

Likely situated in modern office buildings or tech-focused co-working spaces in its early days, fostering a collaborative tech startup environment. Later, operations integrated into Linkfluence's Toulouse facilities, potentially at Parc Technologique du Canal.

Work Culture:

Emphasized innovation, agility, and a passion for content. A multicultural team focused on developing a leading content curation tool, with a flat hierarchy typical of startups.

HQ Significance:

The Toulouse office was crucial as the engineering and product development core of Scoop.it, reflecting its French tech origins and leveraging the local talent pool in software development and AI.

Values Reflected in HQ: The choice of a dynamic tech environment in Toulouse reflected values of innovation, technological expertise, and a collaborative work culture geared towards building impactful software.

Location:

While Scoop.it's core physical offices were primarily in Toulouse, France, and San Francisco, USA, its platform served a global user base from its inception. Customer support, online sales, and community management were designed to cater to users worldwide. Following its acquisition by Linkfluence and subsequently Meltwater, Scoop.it's technology and services became part of a much larger global operational footprint, supporting customers in numerous countries with localized services and support through Meltwater's extensive network.

Street Address:

Historically, early operations were at co-working spaces like La Cantine Toulouse, with later established offices in the Toulouse area (e.g., 5 Esplanade Compans Caffarelli, 31000 Toulouse, France was a listed address). Post-acquisition, operations were integrated with Linkfluence/Meltwater facilities.

City:

Toulouse

State/Province:

Occitanie

Country:

France