Headline numbers
Headcount, joiners and leavers, attendance rate, productivity, utilisation and cost of delivery, each compared with the previous period.
Employee management, work management and planning each answer their own question. The ones worth a manager’s time sit between them — and workforce intelligence puts them on one screen.
| Pillar | Feeds in | Example insight |
|---|---|---|
| Employee management | Attendance, leave, shifts, holidays, records | “7 people have not taken leave in 90 days” |
| Work management | Projects, tasks, work reports, tracked time, productivity | “2 projects at risk of missing their end date” |
| Workforce planning | Capacity, forecast, scheduling, cost | “Capacity runs short in March, about 20 weeks of notice” |
Headcount, joiners and leavers, attendance rate, productivity, utilisation and cost of delivery, each compared with the previous period.
Burnout, absenteeism, over-allocation, overdue work and declining scores, ranked by severity with the reason shown.
Productivity, attendance, lateness, hours and utilisation by department.
Six months of demand against capacity, with a link straight into scenario planning.
Tenure, employment type and location breakdowns.
Short, linked statements of what changed and where to look next.
Analysis across people, work and planning data that surfaces what needs attention: who is at risk of burnout, which department is slipping, which project will miss its date and when capacity runs out. In Employee Desk it reads the attendance, leave, task, tracker and planning records you already have.
Burnout (long average days or repeated overtime), no leave in 90 days, over-allocation, absenteeism, punctuality, low activity, overdue tasks, a falling productivity score and gaps in daily reporting.
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No. Every insight is a plain rule over your own data, shown with the numbers behind it. A manager decides what to do.
One read across people, work and planning. Headline numbers compared with the previous period, and insights such as burnout signals, people who have not taken leave, overdue work and projects at risk — each linking to the screen that explains it.
The first screen an administrator sees: who is in today, pending leave requests, active projects and task status, with a 30-day attendance trend underneath.
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