Structured HR data. Better organizational oversight.
When data is scattered, processes lose continuity
Employment changes, documents and approvals often move between several systems. Teams must verify and re-enter information before they can take action.
Without the module
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Records are spread across several tools
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Positions and reference data are maintained separately
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Changes are communicated by email or file
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Access rights become difficult to monitor
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Reports rely on inconsistent data
With the module
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Records are consolidated in a shared source
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Structures, positions and reference data are connected
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Changes follow defined processes
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Access is governed according to responsibilities
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Analyses draw on consistent information
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Centralized employee record
Bring personal, professional, contractual and documentary information together in a record that is accessible according to assigned permissions.
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Structures, positions and reference data
Represent the entities, locations, departments, functions, positions and reporting relationships that structure your organization.
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Security and governance
Define access according to profiles, groups and roles. Traceability supports the protection and responsible management of personal information.
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HR processes and documents
Govern hiring, employment changes and departures. Generate and organize contracts, letters, forms and related documents.
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Portals and self-service
Define the information and actions available to employees and managers according to their rights and responsibilities.
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Reporting and cross-module configuration
Create reports, charts and dashboards. Adapt selected screens, workflows, triggers and interactions between modules.
Information that follows every change
See how a position change can update the employee record, adjust access rights, initiate the required approvals and feed reports within the same environment.
Assistance that makes HR information more accessible
Sigmia’s private, contextualized AI helps authorized teams find and structure information available in the platform. It supports operations without replacing approvals or professional judgement.
- Find information in an employee record
- Summarize relevant information based on the request
- Support the preparation of HR analyses and follow-ups
An HR database is the central reference source for employee and organizational data. It brings together records, structures, positions, documents and access rights used by other HRIS processes.
Yes. Sigmia is used in more than 20 countries and supports the management of more than two million employee records.
The platform is available in French, English and Italian. Five additional languages are planned for early 2027.
Access can be defined according to profiles, roles and responsibilities. The platform also provides operational traceability and helps govern document processes.
These capabilities support governance practices associated with applicable privacy legislation. The organization remains responsible for purposes, access rights and retention periods.
Yes. HR Database data can feed reports, charts and dashboards organized by location, department, employee population, position or another relevant dimension.
Authorized administrators can adapt selected fields, screens, labels, workflows, triggers and actions.
These no-code capabilities help reflect organizational rules within an administered framework.
Support is available in Europe and the Americas. The HR Database can also exchange information with ERP systems, payroll systems, identity services and other organizational applications.