Calamari
Calamari is an HR platform for high-performing teams. It offers tools for time off, attendance, core HR, performance and scheduling.
10 ranked, with a plain verdict on every entry.
Calamari is an HR platform for high-performing teams. It offers tools for time off, attendance, core HR, performance and scheduling.
IceHrm is a comprehensive HR suite offering attendance, payroll and recruitment tools.
TimeOff.Management is a leave planner that simplifies booking and approval processes. It replaces spreadsheets with a clear system for tracking team availability.
HR Partner provides transparent pricing with no contracts and real human support.
Pocket HRMS is an AI-powered workforce management platform designed for Indian businesses. It delivers comprehensive tools and compliance engines to modernise HR operations.
TalentHR is an intuitive, cost-effective, all-in-one HR tool. It digitises files and automates signing to streamline operations.
HRORA unifies attendance, payroll and leave management into one intelligent platform. It is available on Android and iOS with geo-based attendance built in.
Kenjo is workforce management software designed for small and growing businesses with deskless teams. It centralises shift planning, time tracking, and payroll preparation to reduce administrative busywork.
Vacation Tracker is leave management software for distributed teams. It handles multi-country policies and approvals within chat tools.
ZestNexus replaces disconnected tools with one command centre for attendance, payroll, approvals, and performance.
Positions 1, 2 and 3 are available to buy for twelve months.
Calamari says it is built for shift-based teams and mixed workforces, and IceHrm for teams seeking an all-in-one HR solution. TimeOff.Management says it is built for Teams seeking simple leave management without tiered pricing, and HR Partner for small and medium businesses with 20-500 employees.
Pocket HRMS states that the product requires a minimum of fifty employees for use, and TalentHR that the Essential and Premium plans require a minimum of fifteen users. Those are the limits each product publishes itself, not a full account of any plan.