Human Resource Management

Sentrifugo – Human Resource Management System

Sentrifugo is a Human Resource Management System that can be easily configured to adapt to your organizational processes.

Sentrifugo’s suite of applications helps businesses track current employees’ personal information and manage hiring decisions. With the system’s employee self-service portal, each employee can log in to access and modify their own information. In the self-service portal, employees can also see policy documents, such as employee handbooks.

Sentrifugo is free and open source.

Features include:

  • Human Resource:
    • Configure and manage Sentrifugo’s full-featured flexible solutions that are unique to your organization.
    • Manage holiday groups, determine leave management options and define employee configurations; all in one place.
    • Maintain roles and privileges for various employee groups within your organization.
  • Analytics:
    • Publishes a comprehensive series of analytics that represent broad range of features graphically pertaining to key activities in the system and define long term and short term goals to set the course for your organization.
    • User activity, attrition rate, employees by department and other essential reports come inbuilt with the system.
    • Generate customizable reports to view and/or export into excels and /or PDFs.
  • Background Checks:
    • Comprehensive and complete background checks of your candidates using effective screening types.
    • Increase candidates and employees quality by gathering prior history and determine the accuracy of the provided details.
    • Associate agencies with your organization to perform background checks and track the status along with the process feedback from them.
  • Service Request:
    • A streamlined approach to manage and configure service request settings using which users can raise requests for services or report incidents.
    • Define the request categories and request types and assign executors and approvers at multiple levels for created category to handle requests and provide the best solutions.
    • Employees can raise requests and view status of requests raised by them.
  • Resource Requisition:
    • A cluster of features designed to deliver full-cycle Resource Requisition process by creating resource requisitions and obtain requisition approval from multiple levels.
    • Monitor and maintain the requisition process starting from initializing a request to managing candidate CVs, scheduling interviews, shortlisting, and selecting a candidate.
    • Keep track of the interview rounds along with feedback for each round and shortlist candidates for final round; also view comments of each interviewer for each round prior to scheduling the interview.

Website: www.sentrifugo.com
Support: GitHub Code Repository
Developer: Sapplica
License: GNU General Public License v3.0

Sentrifugo

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