Process discovery and scoping
Map data sources, steps, exceptions and ownership to define a workable scope.
See the engagement stagesStart with how the work happens: the information involved, the steps that repeat and the manual effort between them. An engagement may focus on process discovery and design, or continue into bespoke tool development.
Map data sources, steps, exceptions and ownership to define a workable scope.
See the engagement stagesTurn a defined workflow into a purpose-built tool, supported by documentation and knowledge transfer.
Explore the servicePrepare the team through practical guidance, training and an explicitly agreed support model.
How we workAlongside tools for HR admin, we also work with the people behind the processes: retention and AI adoption in HR.
Retention interviews conducted by an independent interviewer, before people decide to leave. Learn what keeps them, what could make them leave and where action is needed.
Engagement surveys are broad but shallow. Exit interviews come too late. A confidential conversation with someone outside the organisation gives a more honest picture while there is still time to act.
Up to 12 interviews · 1 team · 20–80 employees
Up to 30 interviews · 100–250 employees
Up to 60 interviews · 250–600 employees
Scope and pricing are agreed after an initial conversation.
A stay interview programme for the recruiting department of a mid-size staffing firm. 14 employees invited, 11 took part. Six risk areas identified and ranked by severity. A 15-page Executive Stay Report and a full action plan, delivered in under 30 days.
Human-first AI implementation for HR, starting with what employees need rather than what the technology can do. Five phases that build trust before anything else.
Stay interviews reveal the real landscape before any AI tool is selected: needs, concerns, working patterns and levels of trust.
AI is introduced as an enhancement, not a replacement, fitted to the context discovered in the first phase.
The solution is co-created with the people who will use it. Change management is part of the project, not a footnote.
Support through the messy middle: resistance, confusion, edge cases and internal champions. We stay present after the kick-off.
Internal HR teams are prepared to carry on independently. The goal is self-sufficiency, not dependence on a consultant.
Technical setup, vendor selection, IT infrastructure and legal compliance.
Scope and investment are agreed after an initial conversation.