For managers and employees

Make common requests easier to follow.

Employees need a place to check information. Managers need a clearer way to review requests. Explore the employee portal, leave workflows, goals and notices.

The HRMS koala holding a star and an employee badge

When details sit apart

  • “Did my leave get approved?” is a message, not a status
  • Notices are forwarded and nobody knows who read them
  • Goals sit in a document that is opened once a year

What to look for in HRMS

  • Requests show where they are and who has them
  • Notices collect acknowledgements
  • Goals and review cycles are tracked in the portal

Examples of common situations, not measured results.

Illustrative mock-up · sample data
Employee portal · illustrative mock-up.

What each side sees

  • Employees: balances, payslips, goals, notices and request status
  • Managers: the request, the policy and the balance together
See both sides of a leave request

A useful first conversation

Preview both sides of one leave request.

Describe the current steps, the people involved and the point where context or time is lost.

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What a good evaluation should answer

  1. Can you understand the relevant screen without a technical explanation?
  2. Does the demonstrated workflow match the job you need done?
  3. Which steps still need configuration, manual review or development?
  4. What would have to be verified before real data or customers are involved?

Before you decide. For evaluation with sample data. Production authentication and independent payroll-rule validation remain outstanding. Do not upload real employee or salary information to the demo.

Next step

Bring one real workflow question.

Bring your current HR process to a sample-data walkthrough. We can use that starting point to assess fit, show the relevant interface and make the remaining work clear.

Start with a question, not a commitment. Use sample or anonymised information.

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