Flow
An outcome-led process planner. Start from the result you want, connect the tasks and resources that get you there, then run the flow and track actual against planned.
Gross pay for people with more than one role, line by line: each hour at the rate its own role had on that date, runs approved by a second person, and corrections that never rewrite what was paid.
Payroll shows how every penny of gross pay was reached: the role, the date, the time, the rate agreed for that role on that date, and who approved it. A driver who also trains is paid each hour at the right role's rate, and a rate rise from a date pays earlier hours at the earlier rate however late they are entered.
It is a Core applet linked to HR: people, roles and pay agreements arrive from HR, training time from Training, and finalised outcomes go back. It is a demonstration of the workflow, not a tax engine: deductions and net pay are simulated, and nothing is paid or filed.
An outcome-led process planner. Start from the result you want, connect the tasks and resources that get you there, then run the flow and track actual against planned.
A front door for an organisation's internal applications: one sign-in, local or single sign-on, one design system, personal appearance settings, and applets that plug in behind it.
Projects, boards, Kanban and timelines for teams, with templates, notifications, retention rules and an audit trail, all behind the Core front door.
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