Module 01
Company Management
- Company profile
- Legal & statutory info
- Branches & locations
- Work weeks & holidays
- Payroll configuration
- Tenant & subdomain setup
Features
Thirteen core modules in the standard subscription, six optional add-ons, and one shared platform underneath all of them — so a permission, an approval and an audit entry mean the same thing wherever you meet them.
All 13 core modules are included in the base plan · add-ons priced separately
Core modules
Not tiers, and not a checklist that unlocks as you pay more. Every core module below is in the standard subscription from day one.
People
The records everything else reads from.
Module 01
Module 02
Module 03
Time & pay
Attendance feeds leave, and both feed the payroll run.
Module 04
Module 05
Module 06
Employee experience
What the rest of the company sees, on a phone.
Module 07
Module 08
Module 09
Platform
Built once, and called by every module above.
Module 10
Module 11
Module 12
Module 13
Optional add-ons
Six modules that are available today but not part of the core. Each one is priced separately and activates on top of the Standard base — turn one on when you need it, and nothing else about the subscription changes.
Priced separately
Priced separately
Priced separately
Priced separately
Priced separately
Priced separately
One platform
Six things every HR module needs — approvals, notifications, permissions, reporting, audit logs and document storage — are built once as platform services. A module calls them rather than carrying its own copy.
So a leave approval and an expense claim route the same way, a permission set means the same thing in payroll as it does in the helpdesk, and every action lands in one audit trail. It is also why new modules arrive faster: most of what they need already exists.
Roadmap
None of the following is available today. It is the direction the product is being built in, listed so you can see it coming — the thirteen core modules and six add-ons above are what you can use now.
Phase 2
Growth
Phase 3
Advanced
A demo walks through the modules that matter for your team — your shifts, your leave policies, your salary structures — rather than every screen in order.