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A helpdesk here, a wiki there, a chat tool, a shared calendar, a Word template folder called "HR Letters — FINAL v7". HRMZY replaces the whole pile. Tickets get routed and resolved (and AI-summarised). The knowledge base answers questions before they're asked. Notices reach everyone. Events land on one calendar. And official letters generate themselves from templates in seconds.
A live capture of the task board in HRMZY. Cards carry their project, priority label, assignees and due date, and move between columns by drag — including a Waiting Approval column that only a status change can release.
Apps you can cancel — helpdesk, wiki, chat, calendar, letters
Thread summaries and semantic search, built in
To generate offer letters, warnings and NOCs from templates
Workspace — one login for the whole pile
Long support threads condense into a three-line brief — agents get instant context before they reply.
Helpdesk, knowledge base, notices, events, messages and letters — plan availability is listed on the pricing page.
The helpdesk, the wiki, the chat tool, the shared calendar, and the "HR Letters — FINAL v7" template folder: tickets, knowledge base, notice board, events, team messages and the letter generator are all built in.
Yes — tickets can be internal or client-facing, with channels, agents, priorities, SLAs and full history, plus AI thread summaries for instant context.
Offer letters, experience letters, warnings and NOCs generate from templates with employee data auto-filled — AI drafts available.
Projects, Kanban, Gantt and time tracking that flows into payroll and invoices.
A full CRM — leads, pipelines, forecasting and client portals — in the same platform.
Empower employees to manage their own data, requests, and documents.
The full AI suite — an assistant with 30 actions across every module of HRMZY.
Every plan includes the AI suite — no add-ons, no per-seat AI fees.
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