HIREBREW FOR ENTERPRISE

Big-company complexity.
A clearer way forward.

Connect the people who hire, support and grow your workforce. Start with the handoffs that matter most.

A little less chasing. A little more clarity.

One business unit. A handoff you can inspect.

Follow an illustrative onboarding journey across central HR, a regional manager and the new colleague.

Fictional product walkthrough. Sample people and actions. No live messages, integrations or AI calls.

With HirebrewContext moves with the work
Hirebrew OnboardIllustrative workspace
Nana MensahNew regional analyst
Regional analyst pilot
Who owns Nana's first-week handoffs?
Regional analyst pilotWelcome checklistManager check-in
HR opens the welcome plan

A start date becomes a shared plan

Central HR opens a sample plan for the Accra business unit, with ownership visible from the start.

  • Central welcomeHR preparing
    In progress
  • Local introductionsOwner needed
    Pending
  • Pilot check-inNot arranged
    Pending
Kemi, central HR

This pilot follows Nana's welcome in one business unit. Please confirm local introductions and the manager check-in.

In this exampleThe welcome begins with named responsibilities.

A scripted illustration, not a customer result or a promise of production availability. People review decisions.

The handoff is where
the experience happens.

For your people, hiring, onboarding and everyday HR are one journey. Your operating model should treat them that way.

Hirebrew brings those perspectives together: HR and talent teams, hiring managers, interviewers, candidates and employees. With a clearer path for every next step.

Walk through the product
For people leaders

See the journey,
not just the queue.

Explore connected hiring, onboarding and employee service workflows.

For IT & operations

Define the boundaries.
Then prove the fit.

Evaluate access, data responsibilities and the systems that need to work together.

For finance & procurement

A business case
you can interrogate.

Agree on scope, baseline effort, rollout costs and measurable pilot outcomes.

Confidence comes
from evidence.

Bring your IT, security and people teams into the conversation early. Here is the evidence a rollout should establish.

Identity & permissions

Confirm who can access each portal, which records they can see, and who can approve or export sensitive information.

  • Identity provider, MFA and recovery
  • Server-side roles and record access
  • Joiner, mover and leaver scenarios

Data handling

Map where personal data travels and how it is protected, retained, exported and deleted across the full lifecycle.

  • Hosting, encryption and subprocessors
  • Retention and deletion responsibilities
  • Privacy review for each operating market

Audit & operations

Test that important changes are attributable and that your team can recover from failures, not just notice them.

  • Decision history and export permissions
  • Backup restoration and incident ownership
  • Monitoring and support escalation

Human-led AI

Define where Brew may assist, which source information it can use, and where a person must make the decision.

  • Review before a message or decision
  • Traceable source context and limitations
  • Provider data use and bias evaluation
A verification checklist, not a certification claim.

These controls require implementation evidence and deployment-specific testing before live employee or candidate data is introduced.

Download the evaluation checklist

FIT YOUR OPERATING MODEL

Better together.
By design, not assumption.

Keep the systems that serve you well. Define the right exchange of information before committing to a connection.

Proposed integration categories and the checks required before connecting them.
Your ecosystemThe workflow to evaluateReadiness
EmailInterview updates, candidate communication and employee notifications.Verify sender domains, permissions, delivery and failure handling.Scope and validate
CalendarInterview invitations, participant availability and schedule changes.Verify time zones, consent, rescheduling and cancellation behaviour.Scope and validate
WhatsApp & SMSTime-sensitive updates for people who are away from a desk.Verify opt-in, approved content, provider costs and delivery callbacks.Scope and validate
Payroll & HRISEmployee records and payroll history exchanged with your system of record.Verify field mapping, ownership, reconciliation and exception handling.Scope and validate

No provider connection is implied by this matrix. Payroll history is in scope for evaluation; payroll calculation, tax filing and payment execution are not represented as Hirebrew capabilities.

Start focused.
Expand with confidence.

A proposed rollout, built around your people and operating realities. Agree on owners and acceptance criteria at every stage.

  1. Align

    Choose a priority workflow. Map stakeholders, entities, locations and the existing tools involved.

    Output: a shared pilot brief
  2. Validate

    Review data, access and integration requirements. Test the critical journey with sample data.

    Output: agreed readiness evidence
  3. Pilot

    Introduce a limited, approved cohort. Train the team, observe adoption and resolve handoff gaps.

    Output: a measured pilot review
  4. Expand

    Make a go or no-go decision against the agreed criteria. Roll out additional teams when ready.

    Output: an owned expansion plan

Built with Nigerian and African teams in mind. Include local policy review, mobile access, connectivity conditions and preferred communication channels in your pilot.

Get the rollout template

SCOPE & PRICING

A useful conversation
starts with your needs.

Define the workflows, workforce, entities and integrations that matter. Then evaluate commercial terms against a clear scope of work.

Published pricing and service commitments have not been established for this preview. Any proposal should separate platform access, implementation, external provider costs and support.

Put the right questions
in the room.

Practical working documents for the people who will evaluate, approve and run your rollout.

Before you
take the next step.

What is available to evaluate today?

This website is a product and buyer-experience preview, not a production service commitment. The interactive tour uses sample data. Confirm module availability, live integrations, security controls and support terms against a verified deployment before a pilot with real people data.

Do we have to replace our current HR systems?

No replacement is assumed. Begin with your system of record and the handoffs you want to improve. Integration feasibility, data ownership and migration requirements belong in the initial evaluation.

Can Brew make hiring or performance decisions?

The product direction is human-led assistance: drafts, summaries and context for review. People remain accountable for hiring, employment and performance decisions. The website's AI examples are scripted, not a live AI service.

How should we evaluate local data requirements?

Involve your privacy and legal advisers. Document purposes, responsibilities, access, retention, deletion and any cross-border data flows for each market, including Nigeria. This preview does not certify compliance or replace a deployment-specific legal review.

What happens when I build a pilot brief?

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Your next chapter.
Start with a clearer plan.

Make the next
conversation count.

Build a short pilot brief to share with your team. This tool creates a file only. Nothing is submitted or sent.

For example: reduce interview scheduling handoffs. Do not include confidential or personal employee information.