Spark ERP

Solution · Employee management

Employee management that employees can use themselves

Profiles, requests, engagement and relations on one system, so HR handles exceptions and people handle their own routine tasks.

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What Employee Management brings together
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A typical employee request
Raised

From the employee portal

1
Routed

To the right owner

2
Resolved

With history kept

3
Employee notified

Through their channel

4

Problems this solves

Routine requests reach HR

Address changes, document requests and leave questions all land on the same few people.

No single employee view

Managers cannot see a person's record, requests and history together.

Unclear ownership of cases

Employee relations cases are tracked in email or notes.

Who it is for

  • HR generalists
  • Line managers
  • Employees

Frequently asked questions

Is this a separate copy of my data, or the real thing?

The real thing — every screen here reads the exact same live records the domain module's own admin screens show, just filtered to you.

Why does Leave have both a self-service screen here and its own dedicated one?

Two lenses on the same real data: one lives inside the Leave module for people who work in it directly, this one brings the same real records together with everything else for everyone else.

Can employee feedback be submitted anonymously?

Yes — the employee field isn't required on a feedback submission.

Is a disciplinary action just a free-text description?

No — it references a real Policy Reference, so the action is always traceable to the actual policy that justifies it.

Can an employee have two timesheets for the same period?

No — the platform enforces a real one-timesheet-per-employee-per-period constraint, not just a UI convention.

What's the difference between Scheduling and Rosters?

Scheduling is the planner's own working draft; a Roster is the finalized, officially published version employees actually see — kept deliberately distinct so a draft in progress never looks official.

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