EmployPlan
Place the right people to the right projects
EmployPlan launched on January 9, 2020 with 8 votes, #958 of 3,486 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
Bringing "Human" into Human Resources. EmployPlan.com is here to optimize Your company project staffing and hiring, taking into account the skills and strengths of Your people. Project assignment should be a continuous, and automated process. We make it so.
AI-powered resourcing tool for professional services: streamline resource management, project staffing, and skill tracking. Try EmployPlan for Free Today!
EmployPlan is a Resource Management platform works by tracking each delivery experience and each of the discrete skills developed by your bench, so you can move past assigning people based on titles and availability and match the right skilled resource to the work needed for every project to ensure delivery effectiveness for the team. Effortlessly build and staff projects with EmployPlan, matching project roles with the ideal resources equipped with the right mix of skills and experiences. All skill and experience updates are made in real time as your team completes new deliveries and training. Identify gaps proactively and assign training from over 30,000 online courses to ensure smooth…from employplan.com
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