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UXAtom GovHRM

A modern HR management platform designed for the public sector.

GovHRM holds the whole employment lifecycle of a public organization in one system — the service record, the organization structure, the leave ledger, the payroll run and the approval chain that moves between them — in whichever languages the organization works in.

What this is

Product preview

GovHRM is a working product preview built by UXAtom, not a deployed government system. It has no public-sector installation, and every figure shown in it is synthetic.

Dashboard

The whole workforce, on one screen — in either language.

Switch the language inside the frame below. Every tile, heading, chart axis and table header changes with it — including the numerals and the working week — because the locale is handled in the platform layer rather than bolted on per country.

UXAtom GovHRMDashboard
Demo data

Total Employees

12,480

+0.6% vs last month

Active Employees

11,920

+0.4% vs last month

On Leave

284

-2.1% vs last month

Pending Requests

126

-8.4% vs last month

Employee Distribution

  • Field Operations4,180
  • Administration3,240
  • Health Services1,720
  • Finance & Accounts1,460
  • ICT980
  • Support Staff900

Attendance Overview

92.0–97.0%92.4%
Sun: 94.2%Mon: 95.6%Tue: 93.8%Wed: 96.1%Thu: 92.4%
SunMonTueWedThu
Attendance rate, Sunday to Thursday
PeriodValue
Sun94.2%
Mon95.6%
Tue93.8%
Wed96.1%
Thu92.4%

Department Statistics

Department Statistics — demo data
DepartmentEmployeesOn leaveVacant
Field Operations4,18096120
Administration3,2407438
Health Services1,7204457
Finance & Accounts1,4603122
ICT9801831
Support Staff9002116

Pending Approvals

  • Leave64
  • Transfer22
  • Promotion18
  • Document14
  • Training8

Recent Activities

  • Leave request approved

    Assistant Director · ICT

    12 min ago
  • Transfer order issued

    Administrative Officer · Administration

    48 min ago
  • Payroll run locked for review

    Accounts Officer · Finance & Accounts

    2 hrs ago
  • Attendance corrected for 3 records

    Field Supervisor · Field Operations

    4 hrs ago
  • 12 service records digitised

    HR Administrator · Administration

    Yesterday

Workforce Trends

12,000–12,50012,480
Mar: 12,050Apr: 12,140May: 12,215Jun: 12,320Jul: 12,405Aug: 12,480
MarAprMayJunJulAug
Total workforce over the last six months
PeriodValue
Mar12,050
Apr12,140
May12,215
Jun12,320
Jul12,405
Aug12,480

Modules

Seven modules over one service record.

Recruitment, postings, leave, payroll, performance and training all read and write the same employee record — which is what makes a promotion able to fix pay, and a transfer able to move access with it.

Employee Management

One authoritative record per person, and an organogram that stays true because postings write back to it.

  • Employee profiles
  • Employee directory
  • Organization structure
  • Department management
  • Designation management
  • Digital documents

Recruitment

From a declared vacancy to a joining report, with each stage leaving a record behind it.

  • Recruitment workflows
  • Applications
  • Candidate management
  • Appointment workflow

HR Operations

The day-to-day movements of a workforce — every one of them an approval chain, not a form.

  • Posting
  • Transfer
  • Promotion
  • Leave
  • Attendance
  • Retirement

Payroll

Scales, allowances and deductions resolved per employee, with a reviewable run before anything is final.

  • Salary
  • Allowances
  • Deductions
  • Payslips
  • Payroll reports

Performance

Evaluation that carries forward into the promotion file rather than ending in a drawer.

  • Performance reviews
  • Goals
  • Evaluation
  • Career progression

Training

Programmes, enrollment and certificates, held against the same service record as everything else.

  • Training programs
  • Employee enrollment
  • Certificates
  • Training history

Reports

The returns an office actually has to produce, generated from live data instead of reassembled by hand.

  • Workforce reports
  • Attendance reports
  • HR reports
  • Payroll reports
  • Analytics

Approval chains

How a request moves through GovHRM.

Each of these is a real chain of desks, with a delegation rule and a record at every step. GovHRM models them as workflows rather than as forms, so a request always has a position and a history.

The most frequent chain in any office, and the one that most often stalls on a desk.

  1. 01

    Employee submits request

    Dates, leave type and a handover note.

  2. 02

    Reporting Officer

    Confirms cover and recommends.

  3. 03

    HR Department

    Checks balance against the leave ledger.

  4. 04

    Authorized Officer

    Decides within delegated authority.

  5. 05

    Final Approval

    Order recorded against the service book.

  6. 06

    Employee Notification

    Notified in app, email and SMS.

Security

Built for the responsibility of public data.

A personnel system holds service records, salaries and identity documents for thousands of people. These are the controls it is built with.

  • Role-based access

    Permissions follow the post, not the person — so a transfer moves access with it.

  • Permission management

    Granular rights per module, branch and record, administered in-app.

  • Audit trails

    Who changed what, when, and from where — written for every state change, not just logins.

  • Secure authentication

    Session handling, password policy and lockout built to current practice.

  • Multi-factor authentication

    Second factor available per role, and enforceable for privileged accounts.

UXAtom GovTech

See GovHRM against your own establishment.

The fastest way to judge a personnel platform is to point it at a real organogram. Tell us how your office is structured and we will walk the preview through it.

Or email us directly at hello@uxatom.com