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Customer stories

Customer stories

The layout for a story. The samples below are not published customers.

The samples, in numbers

What the layout is allowed to show

These numbers describe the layout samples. They are not measured results.

Layout samples. Not published results.

  • 80

    People in the sample services team
  • 2

    Markets kept on their own files
  • 1

    Pay cycle kept next to the trusted file

These are layout samples. They are not published customers.

Sample story

Leave that no longer lives in a spreadsheet

An illustrative services team. Not a published customer, and not a measured result.

80People in the sample services team

Picture a services company of about eighty people. Leave sat in a shared sheet. Managers approved in chat. HR typed the same decision into the sheet at the end of the week, when they remembered.
  1. 01

    What they wanted from a demo was narrow: a request, an approval, and a balance the employee could see. Not a new culture program.

  2. 02

    The shape of the story, when a real one is approved, is that narrow. One workflow. No borrowed percentage.

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Sample story

Two offices, two setups

An illustrative employer in Syria and the UAE. Not a published customer.

2Markets kept on their own files

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Layout samples

How these stories are written

They stay narrow. One workflow. No borrowed percentage.

  1. 01

    One workflow

    The first sample is a leave request on one person.

  2. 02

    Keep the markets apart

    The second sample is two offices, two files.

  3. 03

    No borrowed numbers

    Nothing here is a measured result.

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See it on the work you already run.

Tell us the market and the headcount. The walkthrough follows that process.

  • Syria, the UAE, or both.
  • A range for the number of employees, not an exact census.
  • The workflow you want to see first: a hire, leave, a review, or pay.