One record to migrate to
People, contracts, documents, balances and history imported into a single record other tools read from.
By company size
Roughly fifty to five hundred people: an HR team exists, the spreadsheets have multiplied, and the question has become which system owns the record.
This is the size at which HR stops being administration and starts being a function — and the size at which the accumulated tooling becomes the problem. A payroll spreadsheet, an attendance device with its own software, a shared drive of contracts and a leave tracker, none of which agree with each other.
The work here is consolidation: one record, one permission model, one place the numbers come from. KLEDHR is designed to be that system rather than another one to reconcile.
People, contracts, documents, balances and history imported into a single record other tools read from.
One approval engine across leave, expenses, documents and salary changes — defined once, behaving consistently.
Described in plain English, scheduled, and scoped to the recipient. The monthly pack stops being a person's job.
Line managers get their team's data in their own scope, which is what stops HR being the routing layer.
Growth in the UAE usually means another licence rather than another office. The entity model is already there.
Audit logging, per-tenant isolation and residency, in place before a client or an investor asks for them.
At this size the decision is rarely about features — it's about whether the move can be made without breaking a payroll run. That argues for a parallel cycle and a staged switch-on rather than a big-bang cutover.
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