All ideas

Having used TeamSeer for a couple of years, it is superior in many ways to the planner on People HR - it's colourful, clear, you can have leave types set up how you want etc etc.

Please could a 'New Amount' option be added to bulk salary upload - we hire casual staff who are all on the same salary so it would be good to be able to put in the new amount instead of working out how much extra pay they get per hour.

In an employee's personal tab, under the salary area, there is a 'Daily Cost of Absence' line and it gives a number based on the following calculation: Salary divided by No. of working hours in current work pattern over 52 weeks Our business does ...

This would save some time for managers having to adjust time taken in leave

Have the 'personal email' field added into the ripple recipients list.

When an employee received a thanks, currently they are the only ones who receive notifications of this. I would like all employees to see the Thanks. I know they can see it if they go loking for it but a notification would be better

As the employment tab contains information about probation, which is crucial to a manager, we believe this should be made available by default to managers, to be able to view this tab for their team members Currently, it must be accessed by updati...

When receiving an timesheet request via authorisations, when you click the request, the 'Details' box pops up where you can approve or deny the request. The date that is being requested as a timesheet does not show in the details box which is very...

Currently you can bulk email and bulk delete applicants using vacancy pipeline. However, would be useful to be able to use the 'Talent Pool' applicant section of ATS to view ALL applicants in talent pools on any vacancy. using filters to filter ou...

Giving access to certain employees to access certain areas, such as a logbook, allows them to view ALL employees in the system, including Future Start's. you can exclude specific employees but then would have to go back to edit rights for each emp...