PerceivIQ Adds Revelio Labs Data to Civic Workforce Platform

September 09, 2026
PerceivIQ will add Revelio Labs workforce data to its platform for workforce boards, economic development groups, chambers, trade associations and community colleges.

PerceivIQ and Revelio Labs announced a partnership in a press release to provide workforce intelligence to civic organizations. Revelio Labs says its data covers 1.1 billion professional profiles, 5 billion job postings and 30 million companies across 195 countries.

PerceivIQ will integrate the data into tools used by workforce development boards, economic development organizations, regional chambers, trade associations and community colleges. Users can measure labor markets, track employers that are expanding or contracting, compare wages and assess career outcomes.

PerceivIQ is also an authorized reseller of Revelio Labs workforce data for the civic market. The partnership coincides with the launch of Revelio Terminal, which combines the company's data, analytics, research, applications and AI tools.

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