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Nine modules.
One quietly clever system.
We didn't bolt AI onto an old HRMS. We built every module so the agents — and your team — share one source of truth. Click in anywhere; the rest just knows.
A people system that actually knows people.
Profiles, org chart, lifecycle events, custom fields, history — all queryable in plain English. Ask "who's on parental leave in Q3?" and Orios just answers.
Leave that plans itself.
Multi-policy balances, holidays, half-days, swaps. The Leave Agent suggests coverage before anyone has to ask.
Hours, without the nag.
Task timers, approvals, billables, project rollups. Smart reminders only when needed.
Every doc, found in seconds.
Contracts, IDs, certs, policies — versioned, signed, expiring on time. The Drafter writes the first draft.
Audits without the dread.
PF, ESI, PT, GDPR — Orios watches the rule books and tells you what changed and what to do.
A pipeline that scores itself.
Jobs, careers page, ATS, scorecards. The Sourcer Agent ranks candidates against your real team norms — not a hiring fad from 2019.
Work that links to people.
Tasks, sprints, capacity. Tied to timesheets, leave, and skills, so plans match reality.
Payroll, with no surprises on the 1st.
Pre-flight runs, variance explanations, statutory filings. The Co-pilot shows you what's about to land before it lands.
Read the room — before the room asks for a 1:1.
Engagement, attrition risk, manager load, DEI splits. The Pulse Analyst spots drift weeks early and offers the smallest possible nudge to fix it.
Meet the team you didn't have to hire.
Each agent has a job, a personality, and a bounded set of permissions. They draft, propose, and explain — you decide. Always.
Talk to your HR data like a colleague.
Ask in plain English. Orios reads across modules — people, leave, projects, docs — and answers with sources you can click. No SQL, no dashboards, no waiting.
Where Orios quietly outperforms the spreadsheet.
Three of the messiest, most-loathed HR jobs — done in a way that feels almost suspiciously calm.
Plan a holiday week without the all-hands panic.
Orios sees who's off, who covers what, and which projects can absorb the slack. Luna proposes the swaps — you click yes.
Multi-policy balances
Earned, sick, comp-off, optional holidays — all at once, no spreadsheet gymnastics.
Conflict-aware approvals
Auto-approve when policy permits; flag clashes when two key people overlap.
Coverage suggestions
"Move the Friday QA to Tuesday — Riya's free and she's the backup."
Hire the right one — not the loudest one.
Scout reads how your best people actually work, then ranks new candidates against that. Bias prompts; explanations always.
Real-context fit scores
Trained on your team's outcomes, not a generic "ideal candidate" model.
Auditable shortlists
Every score tied to evidence in the résumé and your scorecard rubric.
Outreach that sounds like you
Drafts in the founder's voice, not a stock recruiter template.
Maya Iyer
A payroll run with no surprises on the 1st.
Penny pre-flights every run, explains every variance vs. last cycle, and files the statutory bits. You sign once.
Pre-flight summary
What changed and why — variances grouped by reason, in plain English.
Statutory done
PF, ESI, PT, TDS — auto-computed and ready to file.
One-click rollback
Run it; review it; if it's not right, undo it. No tickets to support.
Mar 1 – Mar 31, '25
Four moves. That's the loop.
Every Orios agent runs the same loop. The more you use the system, the more it sounds — and acts — like your team.
Listen
Orios reads across modules, your handbook, integrations, and a few months of decisions. Quietly. Privately.
Understand
It learns the rhythm of your team — busy weeks, quiet weeks, who covers whom, what good writing looks like here.
Draft
Letters, plans, swaps, runs, nudges — proposed to you, never sent without consent. With sources, always.
Learn
Approve, edit, reject — every signal sharpens the next draft. Your taste becomes the model.
A few quiet wins.
We don't sell vibes. We sell time back to people who used to spend Sundays catching up on HR ops.
The real questions.
Not "how does AI work" but "what happens if it gets it wrong" and "where does my data live". Those ones.
What happens when an AI agent gets it wrong?
Where does our data live? Can it train other models?
How long does Orios take to set up?
What integrations are in?
When is Payroll launching?
Is there a free trial? Do I need to talk to sales?
Give your HR team a
quieter Monday.
Spin up Orios in under five minutes. Bring your team in this week. Wonder how you ever ran HR the old way.