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Recruitment and onboarding
Manage hiring requests, candidates, interviews and offers. Move an accepted hire into an employee record, then organize documents, equipment and first-week tasks.
Explore recruitmentHuman resources
Keep one employee record for hiring, performance, benefits and employee services. HR teams manage the full employment relationship, while managers review decisions and employees use self-service to find information, submit requests and follow their progress.
Explore the employee journey
Follow the moments that shape a working relationship. Choose a chapter to explore.
01 / A NEW BEGINNING
Keep the vacancy, interviews and offer together. When the offer is accepted, continue with the employee record.
Explore recruitment ↗02 / DAY ONE, PREPARED
Bring documents, equipment and first-week tasks into a clear plan for the new colleague and the teams supporting them.
Explore onboarding ↗03 / PROGRESS THAT CONTINUES
Connect goals, regular feedback and review cycles to development plans. Keep the conversation and its follow-up together.
Explore performance ↗04 / RECOGNISE THE CONTRIBUTION
Review merit recommendations, salary budgets and benefit choices alongside the employee's role and history.
Explore benefits & compensation ↗05 / THE NEXT OPPORTUNITY
Identify critical roles, discuss readiness and agree development paths. Give leaders a shared view of succession plans.
Explore succession planning ↗Discuss readiness. Agree the next steps.
06 / EVERYDAY EMPLOYEE SUPPORT
Give employees a place to ask for help, find documents and follow requests, with an owner and the relevant records.
Explore employee services ↗Where can I find my employment documents?
Your documents are ready in your employee record.
Explore HR
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Manage hiring requests, candidates, interviews and offers. Move an accepted hire into an employee record, then organize documents, equipment and first-week tasks.
Explore recruitment02
Give employee requests an owner, category and priority. Follow notes, escalations and resolution while employees find policies, answers and personal services through self-service.
Explore employee services03
Run reviews, set goals, collect feedback and agree development plans. Give managers context for conversations and a record of progress between review cycles.
Explore performance04
Plan salary changes, work within compensation budgets and administer benefit eligibility, enrollment and life events. Keep approved changes connected to employee pay information.
Explore benefits and compensation05
Identify critical roles, assess successor readiness and build development plans. Review talent pools, career paths and internal moves with the people responsible for those decisions.
Explore succession06
Gather employee feedback through pulse surveys and broader questionnaires. Follow findings with action plans, and recognize contributions through challenges, points and rewards.
Explore surveys07
Maintain employee files, contracts and certificates. Generate documents, control versions and access, and follow approvals and signature requests with the people responsible for completing them.
Explore documents & signatures08
Manage equipment requests, approval and fulfillment. Follow employee custody, transfers and returns, with onboarding kits and overdue-asset views for the teams responsible for company equipment.
Explore employee assets09
Record grievances, disciplinary cases and supporting evidence. Maintain workplace hazards, incidents, safety training records and return-to-work plans within the relevant HR processes.
Explore relations & safetyEmployee information
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Bring contacts, emergency information, job details, statutory identifiers, skills and education together. Company and country fields capture the information your organization needs.
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Maintain departments, positions, reporting lines and employee changes. Review the directory and organization chart alongside employment and compensation history.
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Keep employee files, policy acknowledgments and document versions connected to the record. Assign access by responsibility and retain a history of changes and approvals.
Shared responsibilities
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Manage processes across hiring, employee support and talent. Review outstanding requests and incomplete work without losing the employee's wider history.
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See team information, approve requests and initiate supported job or salary changes. Use performance and leave views to prepare decisions.
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Review personal information, payslips and requests through self-service and mobile entry points. Find policies, submit questions and keep track of the next step.
Access and handling
Ask for the access model relevant to your deployment. Confirm what employees, managers, HR, payroll and support can view or change, including downloaded records.
Use the public request form for business details only. Any employee records or payroll files should move through an approved secure implementation channel.
The agreed scope identifies the enabled records, documents, approvals and employee actions. Demonstrate your required workflows before relying on them.
Tell us where the work gets difficult. We'll tailor a walkthrough to your people, countries and priorities.
Book a demo ↗ Business details only. Please do not share employee, salary, bank or tax data.Yes. Tell us which records, hiring, development or employee-service workflows you need. Your proposal confirms the features, implementation work and country scope included.
Availability is confirmed for your country, worker types, pay cycle and output channels before implementation. A country page is an invitation to discuss scope.
Yes. One employee record can support a single company in one country or a group operating across countries. The setup reflects your structure, access requirements and local workflows.