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Connecteam is a comprehensive mobile application tailored for employees who work outside of traditional desk environments. It offers essential tools for overseeing and coordinating field staff, featuring options for communication, workflow management, scheduling, and time tracking. With just a few simple clicks, you can unify your mobile workforce. The desktop Launchpad enables seamless collaboration, operational management, skill development, and employee engagement monitoring. In no time, you can design a fully-branded mobile app for your organization, incorporating elements like safety checklists, orientation programs, product catalogs, and shift management features. Additionally, you have the flexibility to personalize the app's functionalities to meet your specific requirements. You can also analyze team interactions with company resources, allowing you to identify areas for improvement and enhance efficiency. Connecteam empowers both managers and employees to streamline their processes, enabling a greater focus on growth. The platform supports various integrations, including Google Calendar, Gusto, QuickBooks Payroll, Xero, and more, ensuring a seamless experience for users. Ultimately, this all-in-one solution is designed to enhance productivity and engagement among non-desk employees.

Bridge is a comprehensive LMS and employee development platform that seamlessly integrates learning management, talent management, career advancement, and performance evaluation into one user-friendly solution. With Bridge, organizations can simplify their learning tech stack, leading to more efficient training programs, reduced administrative workload, and upskilling experiences both employees and managers love. The platform offers individual components that can operate independently or together as a fully integrated suite, including: Bridge LMS, which allows admins to create, assign, track, and report on courses tailored for onboarding, compliance, and skill enhancement. It’s easy to manage both internal and external learners. With a simple, clean interface and structured learning pathways, learners have rewarding experiences that keep engagement high. Bridge Performance Management, which empowers managers to maximize team potential through structured 1on1 meetings, performance discussions, and personalized skill development plans. With performance analytics, skills mastery, gaps, and competencies all visible on one dashboard too, driving performance couldn’t be easier. Bridge Skills Management Software, which automatically recommends relevant skills to employees based on their job titles and industries, while also tagging content with applicable skills and fostering mentorship and peer-to-peer learning opportunities tailored to individual profiles. Real-time labor market data helps organizations build powerful skills taxonomies that keeps everyone on the same page as the business evolves. This holistic approach to employee development not only enhances learning but also cultivates a culture of continuous improvement within organizations.

Most HR software is built for the US market and adapted for Canada as an afterthought — missing native payroll compliance, storing data on American servers, and offering no French-language support. Folks is different. A Canadian-owned platform designed from day one for the way Canadian businesses actually run. Folks handles CRA-compliant payroll natively: automatic T4 and RL-1 generation, ROE filing to Service Canada, CPP/QPP/CPP2 and EI deductions, multi-province tax calculations, WSIB/WCB, Ontario EHT, and direct deposit — no third-party payroll provider needed. The platform also covers HRIS, applicant tracking with AI-powered candidate matching and integrations with Indeed, LinkedIn, Jobillico, and Talent.com, plus performance management with 360° evaluations. SOC 2 Type 2 certified, with all data hosted exclusively in Canada — governed by PIPEDA and provincial privacy laws, not the US CLOUD Act. Fully bilingual in English and French. Plans start at $6/employee/month. 1,200+ Canadian SMBs across manufacturing, construction, healthcare, non-profit, and professional services already made the switch.