HRIS readiness assessment

Fifteen questions. You get a score, the one thing to fix first, and what to do about it.

Built from what breaks in the implementations our team has ledAbout five minutes

Setup, question 1 of 3

Your setup, question 1 of 3How many people do you employ?

These shape the recommendation and the numbers you get at the end.

Your setup, question 2 of 3What runs HR and payroll today?

Type to filter, then pick yours. Not listed? Take the last row and we save what you typed.

  • Nothing yet, or spreadsheets
  • ADP
  • ADP Run
  • ADP TotalSource
  • ADP Workforce Now
  • Alight
  • BambooHR
  • CBIZ
  • Ceridian
  • Dayforce
  • Deel
  • Eddy
  • Factorial
  • GoCo
  • Gusto
  • HiBob
  • Homebase
  • Insperity
  • Intuit Payroll
  • isolved
  • Justworks
  • Namely
  • Netchex
  • OnPay
  • Oracle HCM
  • Oyster
  • Papaya Global
  • Patriot
  • Paychex
  • Paychex Flex
  • Paycom
  • Paycor
  • Paylocity
  • Personio
  • Proliant
  • QuickBooks Payroll
  • Remote
  • Rippling
  • Sage
  • SAP SuccessFactors
  • Sequoia
  • Square Payroll
  • Toast Payroll
  • TriNet or another PEO
  • UKG
  • Velocity Global
  • Wave Payroll
  • Workday
  • Zenefits
  • Zoho People
  • Something else

Your setup, question 3 of 3Where is the company?

Scoring is fixed. The same answers always produce the same score, every time.

About this assessment

  • What it asks about

    Three questions about your company, then twelve about how HR runs today. Four areas, three questions each.

    • Systems. Where the employee record lives, how payroll connects to it, and how much of the work runs in spreadsheets.
    • Data. How fast you could answer the board, how you build people reports, and when records were last checked.
    • Operations. How onboarding runs, who owns an escalation, and how you track multi-state obligations.
    • Governance. Who can see what, whether you have a policy for AI tools with employee data, and whether your team is using them.
  • What you get

    • A score out of 100 and your tier: Fragile, Functional but manual, or Strong foundation.
    • How each of the four areas scored.
    • The answers that pulled the score down.
    • One first move, and what we would do about it.

    The first move follows your weakest area. A strong total does not change it.

  • How it scores

    The scoring is fixed. The same answers always give the same score.

    One weak area can hold your tier down even when the total reads higher. The weakest area is the one that breaks first, and an average would tell you the wrong thing.

  • What happens after

    Take the result to a fit call. In 20 minutes we go through your answers and agree what happens first. If we are a fit, a written proposal follows once the scope is clear.

    Book a 20 minute fit call

Stop being the only one who knows how it works.

Bring your setup and whatever broke this week. In 20 minutes you’ll know what you need and whether we fit.