One suite, one login
8 applications sharing the same people, permissions and data. No integration project.
One price for everything
A single per-user subscription covers every application. Adding another app costs nothing.
Built for global business
Pick your country and the right tax IDs, bank fields and invoice rules follow. In use across India, Oman and Australia.
Productivity tracking, optional
Add the desktop tracker when you need it, or license it on its own.
Everything the business runs on
Start with the application you need most. Add the rest when you are ready — they already share your data.
People
Revenue
One subscription instead of seven
Most companies end up with a tool per department, then pay again to make them talk to each other. Here is what the licence line looks like either way.
Comparison uses published list prices as of August 2026, on annual billing and excluding GST, multiplied by the team size you selected. Vendor pricing changes without notice and plans differ in scope — please verify current pricing directly with each vendor. Scope differences are noted against each row.
The licence fee is the part you can see
The cost of running seven systems is mostly everything around them.
No integration to build or maintain
Applications already share employees, customers and permissions. There is no middleware to commission, no sync to debug, and nothing that breaks when one vendor changes an API.
Add applications without adding cost
Giving someone the recruitment tool or the asset register costs nothing extra, so adoption is not rationed by budget and nobody has to justify a licence.
One directory, one sign-on
Joiners and leavers are provisioned once. Access is revoked automatically when someone is marked as exited, instead of across seven admin consoles.
Tracked hours become invoices
Billable project hours convert straight into invoice lines, and sending an invoice posts its accounting entry. Nobody retypes numbers between systems.
One renewal, one vendor
A single contract and renewal date instead of seven, each with its own negotiation, procurement cycle and price rise.
Permissions defined once
One role model covers every application, rather than reproducing your access rules in each tool and hoping they stay consistent.
What it costs
The suite is one price for every application. The desktop tracker is a separate product you can add, or run on its own.
Complete Suite
Save 50% — for our first 50 companies
Every ERP application, for every user. No per-module pricing and no feature tiers.
- HRM, CRM, ATS, Learning, Task Manager, Asset Manager, Finance and Documents
- Microsoft Azure AD single sign-on
- Role-based access control with team and record-level scopes
- Country settings, multi-currency invoicing and Arabic right-to-left support
- Unlimited applications per user
Productivity Tracker
The desktop time and activity tracker. Add it to the suite, or run it on its own.
- Desktop app with automatic activity capture
- Periodic screenshots with encrypted storage
- Activity scoring across keyboard and mouse input
- Editor and browser extensions
- Available standalone or alongside the ERP
Productivity Tracker
A desktop application that records working time, activity and periodic screenshots — then feeds tracked project hours straight into invoicing. Add it to the suite, or run it on its own.
Desktop app that runs quietly
A native desktop application records working time without anyone having to remember a timer.
Periodic screenshots
Screenshots are captured at intervals through the working session and stored encrypted.
Activity scoring
Keyboard and mouse input are combined into an activity score, weighted across distinct keys, productive keystrokes, clicks, scrolls and pointer movement.
Idle detection
Tracking pauses automatically when the machine goes idle, so breaks are not billed as work.
Set your country. The rest follows.
Tax identifiers, bank fields, currency precision and invoice language are configuration, not custom development.
250
Countries selectable
27
Tax-ID types
46
Countries with tax IDs mapped
Set your country, once
Choose from 250 countries in company settings. The tax-ID fields, bank-account fields and invoice rules for that country follow automatically.
The right tax identifier
27 tax-ID types across 46 countries — Australian ABN, Oman VAT, UAE TRN, UK VAT, Indian GST, US EIN, Canadian GST/HST and PST, Saudi VAT, Singapore GST, EU VAT and more.
Bank details that make sense locally
IFSC and branch in India, IBAN and SWIFT across Europe and the Gulf, ABA routing in the United States, sort code in the United Kingdom, account and SWIFT elsewhere. No irrelevant fields.
Invoice in any currency
Exchange rates fetched for the invoice date, and each currency rounded to its own precision — three decimals for Omani rial, none for yen.
English and Arabic invoices
The same invoice in either language, with genuine right-to-left layout and embedded fonts — not a mirrored stylesheet.
Local tax treatment
Place-of-supply rules split Indian GST into IGST, CGST, SGST or UTGST per line. Pass-through costs are named and treated the way each jurisdiction expects.
The parts your IT team asks about
Sign-on, permissions and localisation are platform features, not add-ons you pay extra for.
Configured for your country
Pick a country and the suite adopts its tax identifiers, banking conventions and invoice rules. Companies run PeopleParity from India, Oman and Australia today.
Single sign-on with Microsoft
Staff sign in with the Microsoft account they already have. Your IT team completes the setup without waiting on us.
Permissions down to the record
Access is defined per application, per resource and per action — then narrowed by how much data each role can see.
Works with AI assistants
Connect Claude or any Model Context Protocol client and let it read your business data — strictly within each user's own permissions.
English and Arabic
Right-to-left is handled as a first-class layout, not a mirrored stylesheet.
Microsoft 365 throughout
Email and calendar run through Microsoft Graph, so invitations and notifications come from your own tenant.
Your name on it
Set the application name, logo and accent colour so the suite reads as an internal system.