Auror
Auror is a Retail Crime Intelligence and Loss Prevention platform that helps retailers combat crime and reduce losses in their stores. Founded by Tom, Phil, and James, the company focuses on sharing information and utilizing technology to address the significant issue of retail crime, which costs over $100 billion annually. The platform offers five core modules: Intel, which gathers actionable intelligence; Connect the Dots, which uses AI to link individuals involved in retail crime; License Plate Recognition (LPR), which alerts teams to known offender vehicles; Investigate, which provides tools for case management; and Insights, which will offer dynamic analytics for loss prevention strategies. Auror serves large retail enterprises and collaborates with over 500 law enforcement agencies, aiming to create safer retail environments and enhance community safety.
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Headcount trend
Auror went from 109 employees in Jul 2023 to 208 in Jun 2025. Jan to Jun 2025: 22 people joined, 5 left.
Headcount data through Jun 2025
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Funding
- Nov 2024 · $48.7M · Axon Enterprise Inc., W23 Global, Reinventure
- Dec 2021 · Venture · $20.4M · Movac, GD1, Shasta Ventures
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How many employees does Auror have?
Auror has about 208 employees, up 3% over the 3 months to Jun 2025.
Does Auror sponsor H1B visas?
Yes. Auror filed 1 H1B (LCA) application in FY2026, according to the latest U.S. Department of Labor disclosures. It was for a Sales role.
What is Auror's revenue per employee?
Auror makes about $48K in revenue per employee, based on $10M annual revenue and 208 employees.
How much funding has Auror raised?
Auror has raised $69.08M in total funding.
Data from Company Prospectus, DOL LCA disclosures, WARN notices and 6figr salary profiles.