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From first application to first payslip.

HR-VEND runs your hiring pipeline, employee records, leave and payroll in one workspace, at an address that belongs to your company alone.

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The HR-VEND dashboard, listing the statutory filings a company owes this month with the penalty for missing each one

Everything an HR team runs, in one place

Six areas of work, one record per person, and no re-typing between them. Everything is switched on during your trial.

Hiring

A role, a careers page you embed on your own site, and the pipeline against it — through to an offer and somebody's first day.

  • Careers page and a job feed aggregators can read
  • Referrals, agencies and internal openings
  • Cost per hire and time to fill, by channel
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Payroll

Salary structures that know what counts as wages, a run that shows you the variance before you pay, and the files out the other side.

  • Structures built on the section 2(y) wage definition
  • Variance against last month, before release
  • Payslips, the bank file and the returns
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Leave and attendance

Requests, balances and hours that payroll can actually use, against the work week and holiday calendar that apply to each office.

  • Holiday calendars and work weeks per State
  • Overtime, with the statutory ceiling in view
  • Year-end carry-forward and encashment
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Compliance

The filings, the registers and the clock on each — worked out from your own headcount and the States you operate in.

  • Twelve months of deadlines, with the penalty on each
  • Registers an inspector can ask for
  • The policies that are not optional
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Cases

Grievances, disciplinary matters and POSH complaints, each on its own statutory clock, with confidentiality enforced on the server.

  • Every kind of case, with the deadline it carries
  • An IC that meets the composition the Act requires
  • The accident register, with both its clocks
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Offboarding

Resignation to final settlement, with the statutory steps kept apart from the courtesies so the ones with a deadline are visible.

  • Notice, clearances and the exit checklist
  • Full and final settlement, with gratuity
  • Employment verification, answered within the rules
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Hiring

One pipeline, from applicant to employee

Publish a role to a careers page on your own site, work the applications in one list however they arrived, and carry the record forward when somebody joins.

  • Every channel in one pipeline. Your careers page, a job feed the aggregators read, agency submissions, employee referrals and internal applicants all land in the same list, each tagged with where it came from.
  • Nobody is left in silence. Close out a backlog of applications in one go with a job-related reason and a letter that actually goes, and see at a glance anyone who was rejected and never told.
  • What it cost, and how long it took. Cost per hire by channel, with agency fees and referral bonuses read from where they already are — so an agency and your referral scheme can be compared on the same number.
Everything in Hiring
Applications · Senior Fitter 4 of 12
Rahul Kulkarni
Referral · Anjali Shetty
Interview
Priya Sharma
Careers page · applied 2 days ago
Short listed
Anu Iyer
Internal · Accounts
Offer sent
Sanjay Pillai
Agency · Verify Staffing
Applied

Request

Applications land with the CV attached, from wherever they came.

Short listed

Screen, add call notes, tag against the skills the job asked for.

Interview

Panels, calendar invitations, and written feedback kept on file.

Selected

The offer runs through the approval panel you configured.

On boarding

Documents, checks and the joining checklist before day one.

Employee

The same record now carries leave, attendance and pay.

March run · before release 26 employees
R. Kulkarni · up ₹6,400
Increment effective 1 March
Explained
S. Pillai · down ₹1,600
One day leave without pay
Explained
A. Khan · up ₹18,000
No change on file
Look at this
Net payable₹14,82,610

Payroll

It tells you what changed, before you pay

A run compares itself with last month and puts the differences in front of you. The ones it can explain say so; the ones it cannot are what you actually look at.

  • Wages, as the Code defines them. Basic, dearness allowance and retaining allowance are wages; house rent allowance is not. Salary structures are built on that distinction, so the provident fund base is right without anybody remembering the rule.
  • Leave and attendance already in it. Leave without pay, overtime and the days somebody actually worked arrive from the same workspace, not from a spreadsheet somebody emails across on the 28th.
  • The files come out of the run. Payslips, the bank file and the statutory returns are generated from what was released, so the numbers you filed and the numbers you paid cannot drift.
Everything in Payroll

Leave and attendance

Hours that payroll can actually use

Requests, balances and attendance against the work week and holiday calendar that apply to each office — not a single national default that is wrong for half your people.

  • The calendar that applies where they work. Holidays and the work week are set per State and per office, because a Karnataka holiday is not a Maharashtra one and payroll pays on the difference.
  • Overtime with the ceiling in view. The hours are counted, the statutory quarterly limit is shown against them, and going over is something you decide rather than discover.
  • A leave year that closes. Carry-forward, lapse and encashment run from the policy you set, so year-end is a review rather than a spreadsheet.
Everything in Leave and attendance
March · Bengaluru office Mon–Sat week
Anjali Shetty · 3 days
Earned leave · 9–11 March
Approved
Sanjay Pillai · 14 hours
Overtime this quarter · limit 50
Within
What you owe, and when next 12 months
Provident fund return (ECR)
Due 15 April · ₹3,200 a month interest if late
6 days
Professional tax · Karnataka
Due 20 April · State by State, so both offices appear
14 days
Register of wages
Kept current · an inspector may ask for it today
Ready
Contract labour licence
Does not apply below 20 contract workers
Not yet

Compliance

You do not have to tell it what you owe

It works the list out from your own headcount and the States you have offices in, and puts a date and a consequence on each one. What does not apply to you yet is shown greyed out, with the size it starts at.

  • Twelve months of deadlines. Each with what it is for, when it is due, and what missing it costs — in rupees, because "penalties may apply" tells nobody anything.
  • Registers an inspector can ask for. Generated from the records you already keep, rather than assembled the night before.
  • A Help Centre that cites the section. Seventy articles written for the person doing the task, each naming the rule it rests on so you can check it rather than trust us.
Everything in Compliance

Registers and policy documents come with Payroll, on Growth and above.

The two nobody plans for

A complaint and a resignation both arrive without warning, and both start a clock the same day.

Cases

Complaints, on the record

Grievances, disciplinary matters and POSH complaints each carry their own statutory deadline, and the confidentiality is enforced on the server rather than asked for in a policy document.

  • An Internal Committee that meets the composition the Act requires
  • The 90-day inquiry clock, and the two that follow it
  • The accident register, with both of its reporting clocks
Everything in Cases
POSH · complaint 24 confidential
Inquiry to be completed
90 days from the complaint · 31 left
Running
Report to the employer
10 days from completing the inquiry
Next
Visible to
The IC only — not the line manager
Enforced

Offboarding

Leaving, done properly

Notice, clearances, the settlement and the certificate people are entitled to — with the steps that carry a legal deadline kept apart from the ones that are only courtesy.

  • Full and final settlement, with gratuity worked out
  • What is owed and what is recovered, on one statement
  • Employment verification answered within the rules
Everything in Offboarding
Full and final · S. Pillai last day 30 April
Salary to last day₹41,300
Leave encashment · 9 days₹18,600
Gratuity · 6 years₹1,10,770
Notice shortfall · 12 days−₹24,800
Payable₹1,45,870

Easy enough that your team actually uses it

No implementation project, no consultant, no training week. Claim your address, invite your people, and start hiring the same afternoon.

  • Sensible defaults on day one. Departments, roles, leave types and pay groups arrive already filled in for an Indian team, and you edit only what doesn't fit.
  • Nobody needs a manual. Staff apply for leave, managers approve it, HR runs payroll — each person opens the app and sees only the few screens that are theirs.
  • Nothing typed twice. A candidate's details follow them into their employee record, their leave balance and their first payslip, so joining day is a click.
Getting started about 15 minutes
Claim your address
yourcompany.hrvend.com
Done
Invite your team
One invite link each
Done
Post your first job
Live on your careers page
Now
Leave, payroll and KPIs
Already switched on
Waiting

Pay for the people you actually have

Per employee, per month. Billed to a minimum of 10 employees so a small team isn't charged a rounding error.

Starter

For a first HR hire putting a process in place.

₹49/ employee / month

Up to 25 employees

  • Recruitment
  • Employee records
  • Leave and holidays
  • Careers page embed
  • Payroll and payslips
  • KPIs and approvals
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Enterprise

For multi-location companies past 200 people.

₹149/ employee / month

Unlimited employees

  • Everything in Growth
  • Priority support
  • Help migrating your data
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Every plan starts with the same 7-day trial with every feature switched on, including the ones Starter does not include — so you can see what you actually need before you pick. Card details are only asked for when the trial ends.

Questions people ask before signing up

What happens after 7 days?
Your workspace stops letting people in until you pay, and your data stays where it is. Nothing is deleted on day 8, and there is no card on file, so nothing is charged automatically.
Do I need a card to start?
No. You give a company name, an address for your workspace, and one login. Payment is a separate step you take when you decide to keep it.
Can I change my workspace address later?
Ask us and we'll move it. It isn't a self-service setting, because the address is where your whole team signs in, and changing it signs everyone out.
How do we pay?
Through Razorpay, so cards, UPI, net banking and wallets all work. You're charged a month at a time based on your headcount.
Can we move our existing employee data in?
Yes. Send us what you have — a spreadsheet is fine — and we'll load it into your workspace. On Enterprise this is included.
Who can see our data?
Only the people you invite. Your workspace is kept separate from every other company's, each person sees only the screens their role allows, and uploaded documents open through links that expire.

Set up your workspace before your next interview

It takes about a minute, and you can throw it away if it isn't for you.

  • Every feature switched on, including the ones Starter does not include
  • Your own private workspace from the first minute
  • No card, and no sales call