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HR & compliance overview

One table, one row per person: documents expiring or expired, onboarding unfinished, policies unsigned, write-ups unacknowledged — with a link into each file to fix it.

Manage Team → Compliance answers “who is missing what” across the roster in one screen. People with something to chase sort to the top; each count links into the person's HR file, where the thing is fixed.

What the columns mean

ColumnWhat it counts
DocumentsCertifications and licences expired or expiring within 30 days, and uploads by the person not yet verified.
OnboardingThe checklist's progress, and how many items are overdue.
PoliciesPolicies that apply to the person that they have not signed in the current version.
Write-upsWarnings and write-ups waiting for the person's acknowledgement.

On a phone the same rows are cards. Only people with something to chase hides the rows that are all clear.

The performance file

Each person's HR file carries a timeline of notes, recognitions, warnings and write-ups written by managers, beside the late and no-show flags the time clock recorded against the rota. A note can be private to managers or visible to the person; a warning or write-up can require their acknowledgement, which they give by typing their name on their own screen. Notes are never edited or deleted — a mistake is corrected with a new note that says so.

What this screen does not do

It shows what your company recorded. It does not check labour law — break rules, overtime thresholds, notice periods — for your province or state, and it does not tell you whether a person is legally allowed on site.

Who can see it

Owners, administrators and managers. A person sees their own pending items — policies to sign, notes to acknowledge, their checklist, their expiring documents — on their own screens, never anybody else's.

Frequently asked questions

Why does a person show “—” under Onboarding?

No checklist was ever started for them. Start one from their HR file if you want one.

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