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Employee Experience SaaS Platform

Confidentiality note: Original product concept and design; not derived from any employer or client system.

Designed demonstration interface — not a screenshot of a client system.

The challenge

Mid-size organizations juggle onboarding, requests, announcements and feedback across email, chat and paper — employees have no single place to interact with the company.

Users and stakeholders

  • Employees
  • HR teams
  • Line managers
  • Internal communications

Solution approach

Journey-first design: the employee lifecycle (join → work → grow → leave) drives the information architecture, with every HR process expressed as a trackable request type.

Main workflows

  • Submit and track any HR request from one center
  • Complete onboarding checklists with document upload
  • Receive role-targeted announcements
  • Answer short pulse surveys; HR sees anonymized trends

Capabilities

Unified request center with status trackingStructured onboarding journeysTargeted announcementsAnonymous pulse feedbackHR analytics console

Technology approach

Multi-tenant web application architecture (Next.js, PostgreSQL, role-based access), designed for Arabic-first RTL with full English parity.

Delivery methodology

Concept validation → MVP scope (request center + onboarding) → phased module rollout.

Risks and considerations

  • Adoption depends on leadership sponsorship and internal comms
  • Integration with existing HRMS varies by vendor
  • Anonymity guarantees must be technically enforced, not promised

Intended outcomes

  • Design objective: one front door for every employee interaction
  • Expected value: measurable request turnaround times
  • Intended outcome: earlier visibility of engagement issues

Potential next steps

  • Build MVP request center
  • Pilot with one organization
  • HRMS integration connectors

Have a similar requirement?

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