Employee records, org structure, contracts and documents in one place, feeding every other HR product with the same person.
Most HR problems are record problems wearing a costume. The leave balance is wrong because the joining date was retyped. Payroll pays the old salary because the promotion lived in an email. The visa lapsed because the copy in the filing cabinet had no expiry field. None of these are policy failures — they are the predictable result of one person existing in six different places.
Fidsor Employees makes the person the record. Personal details, position, department, reporting line, contract, documents, assets and service history all hang off one profile, and every other HR product reads from it rather than keeping a copy.
Departments, positions, grades and reporting lines are not decoration. They decide who approves a leave request, whose timesheet a manager sees, which salary structure applies and where a payroll cost lands. Change someone's manager once and the approvals, visibility and cost allocation follow, without anyone reconfiguring three systems.
Contracts renew, probations end, visas and permits expire, certifications lapse. Each of those is stored with the date that matters and a warning ahead of it, so compliance becomes a calendar rather than a discovery.
Onboarding and offboarding are checklists with owners: issue the contract, collect the documents, assign the laptop, grant the product access — and, at the other end, recover it all, close access and calculate end of service from the contract and the service length rather than by hand.
From a first enquiry to a repeat customer, without leaving the suite.
Everything this product covers, module by module.