findjobs HR Suite

Documentation

How every part of HR Suite works, what each number means, and what we deliberately do not do.

Platform

Set up in an afternoonIn the build queue Eight steps from an empty company to a working one: company, departments, your staff from a spreadsheet, rules, accounting, your accountant, your team, your staff told. API for your agents A key your company mints lets your own agents (Claude or any other) and scripts read and, as endpoints go live, act on your HR Suite and your findjobs.ge account. Scoped, logged, revocable, and described by machine so an agent can discover it on its own. ConnectionsIn the build queue Accounting software, banks, the Revenue Service, calendars and sign-in, and an API for the rest. What connects and what never does. AutomationsIn the build queue Things that should happen every time without anyone remembering: when someone is hired, when someone leaves, when a contract or permit expires, when the pay run is approved. ReportsIn the build queue The people report for the boss: hiring, team, pay and time off for the last twelve months, every number from what the suite already records, one click to PDF. Security What protects the data in HR Suite today, in plain words, and what is coming. No slogans. Data and privacy Whose data is whose, what feeds the market figures, and what the suite refuses to do with what it knows. Plans and pricing Hiring and market tools are paid per company. People and payroll are paid per employee. Accountants are always free. Roadmap What is live, what is next, and the gate each step has to pass. Timings are rough; the gates are firm.