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Codeeo HR gives British employers one system for people, holiday and pay.

Codeeo HR is HR software UK businesses can configure to their own contracts, holiday rules and approval chains rather than bending their policies to fit a fixed product. It brings personnel files, recruitment, rotas, annual leave, pay data, appraisals and leavers into one place, with a browser system for HR and line managers and a phone app for staff. We set it up, move your existing records across and build any custom pieces you need around it.

Built for
UK organisations with salaried, hourly and shift based staff that want their HR records, holiday and pay data held in one place.
Typical timeline
Rollout steps and target dates are agreed with you during discovery and confirmed in writing before we start configuring anything.
What you own
Your personnel records, your configuration and anything we build specifically for you, with full exports available on request.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

In short

For British employers the detail that matters is rarely glamorous: holiday entitlement for part time and irregular hours staff, right to work evidence filed before day one, and a clean handover of pay data to whoever runs PAYE. Codeeo HR is set up to keep those details straight. Anything missing for your organisation can be added as a module we write for you.

200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer

Modon
Majid Al Futtaim
HP
Belkin
Dulsco Group
OneClickDrive
Hanayen
HMS
Clocksprings
Ghezlan

Inside Codeeo HR

What your HR team, managers and staff each get.

A lot of HR management software UK firms buy is strong in one area, often holiday booking, and thin everywhere else, which is how organisations end up running four systems. Codeeo HR covers the full employee lifecycle from vacancy to leaver, with each stage writing to the same personnel file. That matters when a tribunal claim, a subject access request or an internal audit asks what happened and when: the answer lives in one record rather than across inboxes. Settings such as the leave year, how entitlement is worked out, which absence types exist and who approves what are all configurable, so a charity, a care provider and a professional services firm can each run it their own way. Anything with a legal edge is set up with your advisers, not assumed.

Explain your project
  • Personnel files

    Personal details, role, department, line manager, contract terms and supporting documents for each member of staff. Contract changes such as a move to part time hours are recorded against the file with the date they took effect, so the history is there when someone needs to look back at it months later.

    A complete, dated record for every member of staff.

  • Recruitment and onboarding

    Vacancies, applicant tracking, offer letters and a starter checklist. The checklist can include right to work checks, with the evidence uploaded to the new starter's file and the check marked complete by a named person before their first shift is confirmed.

    Starters cleared and ready before day one.

  • Rotas, attendance and overtime

    Shift patterns, rotas, contracted and actual hours, and overtime, set per site. Managers can see who is short of hours or over them, which feeds straight into holiday calculations for people whose hours vary from week to week.

    Hours worked recorded in the same place as hours contracted.

  • Annual leave and absence

    Holiday requests, balances, approvals and bank holiday calendars, including separate calendars for Scotland and Northern Ireland where you employ people there. Entitlement rules for full time, part time and irregular hours staff are configured to the policy your HR adviser confirms.

    Holiday balances staff and managers both believe.

  • Payroll data

    Salaries, hourly rates, allowances, deductions and payslips. PAYE, National Insurance and submissions to HMRC stay with your payroll provider or bureau; how approved pay data reaches them is reviewed and scoped as custom work and confirmed with your payroll adviser.

    Pay data checked by HR before payroll ever sees it.

  • Appraisals and performance

    Objectives, appraisal cycles, one to one notes, feedback and development plans. Probation reviews can run as their own cycle, so a new starter's review date is visible to their manager well before it arrives instead of being discovered late.

    Probation and annual reviews that happen when they should.

  • Staff self service

    Staff change their own address or bank details, book holiday and download payslips or letters on the web or the app. For teams on the shop floor, on the road or on a ward, that removes the need to find a desk or catch HR in person.

    Fewer routine queries landing in the HR inbox.

  • Expenses and benefits

    Expense claims with receipt images, manager approval and a record of insurance and benefits for each person, such as private medical cover or a cycle scheme, held in the employee file so nothing depends on a separate spreadsheet.

    Claims and benefits recorded alongside everything else.

  • Leavers

    Resignations, notice periods, clearance tasks, return of laptops, passes and uniforms, and final settlement workflows, including any holiday owed or overtaken, so every leaver follows the same steps and final pay is worked out from accurate figures.

    Tidy exits with every step signed off.

  • HR reporting

    Headcount, staff turnover, absence and attendance, and payroll reports by site, department or the whole organisation. Board packs and funding reports draw on live data rather than a figure someone copied from last quarter's spreadsheet.

    Figures for the board without a week of preparation.

Who this is for

Four UK situations where Codeeo HR earns its place.

The UK employers who contact us usually have one of four problems. They have grown past spreadsheets, they run shifts across several sites, their workforce has varied contracts and documentation, or HR is stitched together from separate tools. A single HR and payroll software UK setup tackles each of these differently, and we start from the problem rather than the product tour. Here is how each one usually plays out.

01

SMEs moving off spreadsheets

Somewhere around fifty staff, the holiday spreadsheet starts to break: carried over days disappear, part time entitlement is calculated by hand and nobody is sure who has a signed contract on file. We bring those records into Codeeo HR, configure your leave year and policies, and give managers a proper way to approve requests from their phone. Contracts, starters and leavers then live in one place instead of three.

A clean import is easier while the spreadsheet is still small.

02

Multi site employers running shifts

Care homes, hospitality groups, logistics depots and retailers schedule staff on rotas across many locations. Codeeo HR holds rotas and hours per site, staff check shifts and book leave in the app, and area managers can compare absence and overtime across sites without asking each manager for a spreadsheet every Monday. Overtime and holiday pay for variable hours staff are calculated from the same recorded hours.

03

Employers with an international workforce

Many UK organisations employ people from across the world, some on visas with conditions and expiry dates. We set up document records for right to work evidence and visa expiry dates, so HR can see who needs a follow up check and when, alongside each person's contract type and benefits. The decisions remain with HR and your immigration adviser. Contract type, working pattern and benefits sit in the same file, so a change in one is visible to everyone who needs it.

04

HR teams running too many separate tools

An applicant tracker, an absence app, a payroll bureau, appraisal forms in a shared drive. Each works on its own, but together they create duplicate data and monthly reconciliation. We map what each tool does, decide what Codeeo HR replaces and what it connects to, and plan the switch so no records or balances are lost along the way. Tools worth keeping are connected rather than replaced, so nobody relearns a process that already works.

From discovery call to go live, in six steps.

  1. 01DiscoveryBy video call we document your sites, contract types, leave year, holiday rules, approval chains and existing tools, and agree what goes into the first release and what is custom work.
  2. 02Moving your dataPersonnel records, holiday balances and history come across from spreadsheets or your current system, cleaned and imported in batches, with HR checking samples against the source.
  3. 03Holiday and pay rulesLeave entitlements, bank holidays, absence types, pay elements and deductions are configured, then reviewed with your HR lead and your payroll or employment adviser.
  4. 04Parallel payroll runFor at least one pay period, pay data from Codeeo HR is compared with your existing process line by line, and each difference is explained before the switch.
  5. 05Go liveStaff and managers are invited, the app is rolled out, and HR administrators are trained over video, with recordings kept for future starters in the team.
  6. 06Support after launchWe fix issues, update settings when your policies or the rules change, and add sites, modules or connections as the organisation grows.

Technology

What we build this with.

Codeeo HR's web application runs on Next.js, giving HR and managers a responsive browser interface. The staff app is written in Flutter, so the iPhone and Android versions share one codebase and stay in step. As a cloud HR system it needs nothing installed on office machines beyond a browser.

01Mobile

  • Swift
  • Kotlin
  • Flutter
  • React Native

02Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

03Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

What UK employers ask us about Codeeo HR.

Holiday rules you can configure, solid records and a clean route to payroll.

Check that the system can handle your leave year, part time and irregular hours entitlement, and separate bank holiday calendars if you employ people outside England and Wales. Look for right to work evidence held on file, role based access to personnel records, and a clear way to hand approved pay data to your payroll provider. Codeeo HR covers each of these, and anything specific to you is scoped in discovery. It is also worth asking who you can call when a policy changes, and how quickly a setting can be updated without a new contract.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

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PROVEN RESULTS

4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews