All ideas

We would like the ability to configure a weekly email, with a list of all outstanding tasks (such as holiday approvals and back to works) to managers, in place of sending an email every day for each item until they're all resolved. Actions a...

Use of some characters prevents the user from saving the logbook, but finding the invalid character is trial and error. The help document lists <> and -- as invalid characters. We have also found ~ and | are invalid. Logbooks for appraisals ...

it would save a lot of time if mor than one expense could e marked as paid rather than doing each one individually

In the new performance management tool - you can only rate performance on a scale of 1-5, but organisations may use a 1-3 or 1-4 or 1-5 point rating scale. The ability to select the scale is required for this module to be useful.

We are looking to reissue the use of the Bradford Factor as of 01/10/2024 and wanted to clear down colleague scores ready for this however I was informed that this is not possible and no work around was given.

This is so we can keep track of any carry over centrally, and not allow managers to add this themselves for their staff.

Create the folders with the logbook to allow you to store files in a relevant groups similar to what's been done in documents.

The notifications need to be improved throughout PeopleHR. If employees request holiday provide notifications to say who the request has gone to, when posting news add a notification so the news poster knows that it has been sent. There are many o...

At the moment we have a huge range of working patterns, however some are still showing in use even though the person has left the business. It would be beneficial for these to automatically be updated rather than having to go into each leaver prof...

When creating a performance review, there is only 'Job role' field. Job roles are job titles which are unique like there are two senior managers one can be head of screening and the other can be head of customer relations. Job level on the other h...