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Overview
Heartsome is hiring and HR software from the Netherlands for small teams where one person handles HR. It covers staff records, time off, reviews, surveys, pulse checks and a recruitment pipeline, with simple per-employee and per-open-role pricing and EU hosting.
Heartsome keeps employee information, leave, reviews and feedback in one place and runs hiring pipelines when roles are open.
Replaces spreadsheets and separate hiring tools for small companies without an HR department.
Founders, office managers and solo HR people at small companies and non-profits.
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