People ops that runs without you.
Built on your HRIS – not around it.
Who this is for.
Lean people ops teams that
want reliable execution, not
more tickets.
Multi-state employers
navigating audits, filings,
and changing rules.
Operators and finance
leaders who want
predictable cycles
and fewer surprises.
What we run.
The recurring cycles that keep your people systems stable. Standardized and measured.
Onboarding and offboarding: New hires arrive day-one ready. Exits are clean and coordinated.
Compliance and records: Policy updates, filings, audits, leave tracking, and a visible compliance cadence.
Benefits: Enrollments, life events, carrier changes, renewals, and reconciliation that cuts cost creep.
Payroll: Gross-to-net readiness, audits, calendars, and issue triage so payroll stays quiet.
Help desk: Clear intake, fast first response, and satisfaction turned into monthly insights.
Program operations: Reviews, recognition, wellness, and learning programs that actually complete.
Talent operations: Interview coordination, job posting hygiene, offer workflows, and ATS maintenance.
HRIS administration: Provisioning, security, approval flows, and data quality checks.
Why it matters.
- A payroll error after the fact: weeks of cleanup, penalties, broken trust
- A compliance filing missed: fines, attorney involvement, audit exposure
- An onboarding gap: new hire's first week is chaotic — shows up in 90-day retention
- A founder spending 8+ hrs/week on people admin: that time belongs somewhere else
How we run it.
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1
Stand up
Intake channels, response targets, roles, and escalation paths.
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2
Stabilize
Fix failure points, document the runbook, align calendars.
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3
Operate
Run cycles on time, publish monthly reviews, call out risk early.
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4
Improve
Remove manual work, roll out small fixes, raise the standard.
What good feels like.
Managers stop chasing answers.
Month-end closes run like a drill.
Employees get answers in hours, not days.
The audit trail makes sense.
If your people ops keeps breaking down, it's often a system problem before it's an execution problem. We'll tell you which one it is on the first call.