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Humanforce

Humanforce Pty Ltd

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Humanforce is an Australian-founded workforce management platform purpose-built for shift-based, frontline, and operational workforces. The platform brings together AI-powered rostering, precise time tracking, and automatic award interpretation in a unified system, designed for organisations where workforce scheduling, labour cost control, and compliance with complex Australian awards and enterprise agreements are business-critical. Beyond workforce management, Humanforce offers payroll, HR, talent acquisition, and employee wellbeing modules — making it a growing all-in-one platform for frontline workforce operations.


■ Key Features

  • Award interpretation engine: Integrates Modern Awards information to ensure hours worked are correctly logged and paid — including complex overtime, break, and allowance requirements — with compliance alerts raised automatically if potential issues arise. Supports Modern Awards, EBAs, and enterprise wage agreements.

  • AI-powered rostering: Intelligent scheduling considers employee skills, availability, compliance requirements, and business demand to generate optimal rosters — with fatigue management, penalty rate visibility, and automated compliance checks applied before publication.

  • Time & attendance: Biometric, mobile GPS, kiosk, and app-based clock-in options — with real-time manager visibility into hours worked versus planned rosters, and pre-calculated timesheets flowing directly to payroll.

  • Multi-award & multi-entity support: Built to handle employees with multiple roles, locations, and award conditions within a single profile — making it particularly suited to aged care, healthcare, and security sectors where complex workforce structures are the norm.

  • Integrated suite (WFM, Payroll, HR, Talent): Workforce management, payroll, HR, and talent acquisition modules share a unified data layer — reducing manual data re-entry between systems and providing a single source of truth across the employee lifecycle.

■ Who It's Best Suited For

  • Mid-market to large Australian organisations (typically 100–5,000+ employees) in aged care, healthcare, hospitality, retail, logistics, or local government with complex shift-based workforces and Modern Award obligations

  • Payroll and HR teams in award-heavy industries that need precision compliance controls, fatigue management, and EBA handling beyond what generalist HR platforms provide

  • Multi-site organisations looking to consolidate workforce management, payroll, and HR into a single Australian-built platform with strong local compliance depth

■ Integrates With

Xero, MYOB, ADP, SAP, Oracle, Employment Hero, and major enterprise systems. Single sign-on (SSO) and API-based connectivity supported.

Plans & Prices

Pricing is quote-based. Contact Humanforce directly at humanforce.com for a tailored quote.




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