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Humi HR — Free, cloud-based HR software for startups
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I've been using Humi for the past few weeks and already can't see myself going back to the old way. It's saved me from Google Spreadsheet hell. Humi HR is available to Canadian startups/companies.
@stephenalan We're using mainly a combination of Trello and a bunch of spreadsheets. I looked at some paid HR platforms but nothing really stuck.
Thanks for hunting Robleh! Excited to hear people's feedback, and happy to answer any questions about the product :)
I was with ya 'til ya asked what province my company is in. No good maple-pushers, always being... famously friendly and... slightly chilly! @robjama @mattloszak @kkliman
This seems to be very interesting :-) When will it be available in Brazil? I would suggest you to allow people across all countries to use your platform. Even if you doesn't support benefits there yet.
Congrats!
@lucasbraum Hey Lucas, we aren't planning on launching in Brazil in the near-term, but you can still use parts of the software if you like!
Love the Silicon Valley reference on the screens, looking forward to try this out.
@marcboscher we can connect to any payroll provider that has an online platform, like Wave, ADP, Quickbooks, Wagepoint, etc
@jerw Performance management is coming soon! Workday is pretty expensive, and is targeted at larger businesses. Humi is targeted at companies with 5-500 employees, and it's free!
@hadifarnoud CharlieHR, Humi, Zenefits and a number of other free HR platforms all share the same business model (making money on benefits / insurance), but are focused on different geographical locations (UK, Canada, US respectively). All three products have a different look/feel as well. Charlie does have some great marketing emails!
Juniper