DTPulse
Everything HR needs in one portal — cloud or self-hosted
What it does
Org chart, office map, time off, knowledge base, 360-reviews, pulse surveys, grades, goals, 1-1s and work reports — in one portal instead of five tools. Free for up to 10 people. Run it in our cloud or on your own servers.
Employee portal for teams of 20-1000 — org chart, absences, 360 reviews, knowledge base.
Org chart, office map, absences, 360-reviews, pulse surveys (eNPS · mNPS · wellbeing), grades & competencies, KPI/OKR goals, work reports, 1-1 meetings, knowledge base, Slack integration — everything HR needs in one platform. Cloud or self-hosted. From org chart to 360-reviews – one portal, zero complexity. Interactive org tree with instant search. See who reports to whom, explore departments, open employee profiles with one click. Upload floor plans, mark seats, find anyone on the map. Drag-to-pan for large offices. GEO view for distributed teams. Visual calendar with department filter. Multi-approver workflow with Slack approve/reject buttons. Overlap detection, holiday awareness. Run…from dtpulse.com
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