Peoplesage gives managers one place to handle employee records, attendance, leave, and performance, so every team knows who is doing what, what is due, and how each person is progressing.
Request a DemoThe questions a manager should never have to chase
Peoplesage puts the day, the queue, and the progress of every person on one screen. Nobody chases a spreadsheet, nobody waits on an email reply, and nothing quietly slides past its date.
Every person, their team, and where they are today: clocked in, on approved leave, or not started yet. Managers stop sending "are you in?" messages and open the day already knowing.
Explore people managementLeave waiting on a decision, contracts and certifications coming up for renewal, probations ending, reviews falling due. Peoplesage keeps the list and raises each item before the date rather than after it.
Explore people managementEach person carries their own targets and their attainment against them, updated while the period runs. By review time there is nothing to reconstruct, because the picture built itself.
Explore people managementEach decision writes straight to the employee record
Leave, detail changes, and document submissions land in the same queue, route to the right approver, and write straight back to the record the moment a decision is made.
Explore people managementEvery number above opens onto its own history
Profile, contract, documents, balances, and history sit in a single record, so every figure on this page traces back to something you can open and check.
Explore people managementTheir own record only, never anyone else’s
Each person signs in to see their own details, leave balance, payslips, and targets. The routine questions never reach a manager at all.
Explore people managementThe day, the queue, and the progress of every person in one place.

Attendance, leave, and exceptions are already on screen when a manager signs in, so the first half hour stops being a round of messages asking who is in.

Requests arrive in one queue with the record behind them attached, so a decision takes a glance rather than a hunt through three systems.

Renewals, probations, and reviews are raised before they land, so the awkward conversations that follow a missed date simply do not happen.
“People are not rows in a spreadsheet, but the facts about their employment deserve to be exact. Keep one honest record per person, keep it current, and give them access to it, and most of what makes HR painful simply goes away.”