Mavenz Unveils On-Demand HR Mgmt Application
iPeepal provides an insightful, holistic view of the entire workforce across a host of functions and parameters.
Mavenz has officially unveiled its on-demand human resource management application – Mavenz iPeepal – that promises to re-define the management of human resources using the latest technologies in an efficient and economical way. Mavenz iPeepal is an AJAX-based browser application that offers flexibility, effective total cost of ownership and a quick implementation timeframe.
Mavenz iPeepal comes in two packages – Payroll package and Human Capital package – that can be subscribed to individually or together. The Payroll package offers support for employee self-service, a highly-configurable payroll database, streamlined work flows and auto-generation of statutory reports and tax returns. The Human Capital package covers a wide range of functionalities including performance, talent, training, budgeting, succession planning and more, allowing organisations to better measure and develop their people. iPeepal provides an insightful, holistic view of the entire workforce across a host of functions and parameters using the forecasting and analytics modules available in both packages.
Nitin Narayan, founder and CEO of Mavenz, said, "Developing iPeepal has been a two-year journey with constructive feedback taken from the HR community as it was being developed. So it is a fusion of innovative thinking, research and community inputs. The comprehensiveness of iPeepal will cater to most requirements of the HR department, making it a one-stop shop for all HR-related technology needs. iPeepal is the right tool for companies that are focused on their core competencies with a commitment to high performance and fast growth."
It supports the latest editions of all major browsers including Firefox, Opera, Safari, Chrome and Internet Explorer.

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