Employee Onboarding
Every hire, every tool grant, every policy ack — tracked from offer letter to 90-day check-in, with a single source of truth for HR, IT, and the hiring manager.
Outcome: day-one readiness in 9 days, not 9 weeks.
The OPO Framework · Observe → Plan → Operate
OpoSoft replaces six or more disconnected ops tools with one auditable system of record for every recurring workflow — so your team stops firefighting and starts compounding leverage.
Used by 2,400+ teams worldwide
Chapter I · The Method
Every OpoSoft deployment runs on the same audited methodology. Observe what is actually happening across your systems. Plan the work against a single source of truth. Operate the recurring workflows with an evidence trail your auditors, your CEO, and your future self can trust.
See the real workflow, not the org-chart fantasy.
Native two-way sync with Salesforce, HubSpot, Linear, Notion, Jira, Slack, Google Workspace, and Snowflake pulls every signal into one timeline — zero middleware, zero manual exports.
Capacity, quarterly planning, and headcount — on the same canvas.
Model vendor approvals, onboarding cohorts, and quarterly initiatives against live capacity. Plans stay editable until the meeting, then lock into an auditable record.
Run the recurring workflow. Capture the evidence automatically.
Every approval, every handoff, every post-mortem writes itself back to the system of record. Weekly ops meetings cut by 62% on average across 540+ customers.
Chapter II · The Work
Stop firefighting. Start compounding. Five workflows, one system of record — the same one your finance team, your auditors, and your CEO will all eventually trust.
Every hire, every tool grant, every policy ack — tracked from offer letter to 90-day check-in, with a single source of truth for HR, IT, and the hiring manager.
Outcome: day-one readiness in 9 days, not 9 weeks.
Security review, procurement, legal redlines, and finance sign-off run on one route. Every exception is logged; every renewal is auto-flagged before it surprises the budget.
Outcome: a complete vendor file, signed and searchable, in one place.
See real load on every team against committed roadmap work. Re-plan against live signals, not the spreadsheet the QBR forgot to update.
Outcome: a defensible headcount plan your CFO will actually approve.
Company OKRs, team initiatives, and individual commitments roll up to one editable plan — version-controlled, locked at the planning meeting, and referenced all quarter long.
Outcome: fewer re-plans, more shipped quarters.
From the first page to the published retro in one workflow. Timeline, root cause, corrective actions, and owners write themselves back to the audit log — no Notion template to forget, no retro doc to lose.
Outcome: a retro library that compounds into fewer incidents, not a graveyard of Google Docs.
Native, two-way — no middleware
Direct, bidirectional sync with the systems your operators already live in. No Zapier tier, no custom connector, no migration weekend.
Chapter III · The Receipts
“We retired four tools the quarter we deployed OpoSoft — two of them were spreadsheets pretending to be software. The OPO Framework gave us a language for the work that already existed, and the audit trail finally let us answer the board's questions without an emergency Slack thread. Nine months in, the math was 4.7× and we were planning capacity for next year on the same canvas.”