Everyone knows who is in. Payroll gets the office days.
Office, home or off, one tap per day. The team sees who is in, desks and parking spaces cannot be overbooked, and at the end of the month the office days go to payroll. An example, built for a fictional engineering office called Corveld.
Who is in on Thursday? Someone always had to ask.
A shared spreadsheet that nobody kept up, a group chat full of "anyone in tomorrow?", and on busy days more people than desks.
At the end of the month someone counted the office days by hand for the travel allowance.
Built from their chat.
An app with its own database, built from a chat.
- Your week, a tap per dayOffice, home or off, on a phone or a laptop. Same as last week is one button.
- The team per dayWho is at the office, who works from home and who is off, with the free desks and parking spaces.
- Never more than there is room forWhen every desk or parking space is taken, the app says so before anyone drives in.
- Office days for payrollPer person per month, with the distance and the allowance, in a file payroll can read.
How the team uses it now.
- On Monday, everyone sets their week.From their phone, in under a minute.
- Before driving in, a look at the day.Who is there, and whether a parking space is free.
- At the end of the month, one export.The office days per person go to payroll. Nobody counts by hand.
The build, in short.
- deploy_appThe planner and the server code on /api, with its own database and sign-in for staff.
- apply_app_migrationPeople, days, desks and parking spaces, with two months of example weeks.
- The exportA file per month with the office days, the distance and the allowance per person.
The gap between the AI and the floor.
The model is not the hard part. The hard part is getting it into the way a team already works: their mail, their systems, their approvals. That is the work of a forward deployed engineer, and Hypamoon is where the tool runs the same morning.
More tools a team runs on.
- Ardlow FreightA phone agent for drivers, and answers in the planners' own chat.→
- NorthdockOne live map of the hub, for the office and the floor.→
- Supplier inboxSupplier email, read and ready to approve.→
- Halden Road job boardA job board the team uses from their own chat.→
- CRM adapterThe chat works with the CRM, without ever holding the key.→
- Corveld visitor bookVisitors sign in at a tablet. Nobody reads the names of the others.→
- Corveld bookingsThe pool car, the van and the meeting room, never booked twice.→
- Vosmeer gift drawNames drawn for Sinterklaas or Secret Santa, and nobody peeks.→
- Vosmeer leave plannerDays off asked, approved in one tap, and nobody short-staffed.→
- Vosmeer lunch ordersEveryone picks their own lunch. Each supplier gets one order.→
What would your team run on it?
Connect your chat and build the first tool. Or talk to us about yours.
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