For HR and Total Rewards

Make HR platform data do something employees can hold in their hands.

The agentic merchandise and gifting layer for the employee lifecycle.

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The loop

Signal in. Governed. Delivered. Reported.

One moment. A named human at every gate.

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Signal in

The event already sits in the HRIS.

Governed

Tier, budget, cost center. A named person approves spend.

Delivered

Something arrives on the intended day.

Reported

The program can be shown, not just felt.

One moment

A work anniversary, walked.

What should happen

Year one feels like year one.

Year fifteen feels like year fifteen. Tiers are written down and applied the same way every time.

What happens today

A tracker in one downloads folder.

A catalog with no rule about who gets which. Nobody can answer what the program cost last year.

How GiftWorks runs it

Tier is a policy question first.

Payroll supplies the tenure. The policy applies the band. Exceptions route to a named person.

What it is not

Not a swag vendor

The catalog is the least interesting part.

Not a recognition platform

Those stay the system of record for who deserves what.

Not a system of record

We consume events and return outcomes.

Not a marketplace

Listing is the last step, not the first.

Six fields. Human gates.

HR approves which triggers are live. Finance owns the policy. Procurement approves the vendor. A person decides.

Print plate of six fields on a line through a human approval stamp, then a dashed last step to warehouse shelves.
Live today: nine suppliers identified, roughly 400 products loaded from two of them, and the first agents shipped for product, mockup, and order.
  1. CSV
  2. SSO
  3. API
  4. Marketplace

Listing is the last step, not the first. Marketplace listing is aspirational.

Bring us one moment you are still handling by hand.

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