Platform
Built so every team works from the same trusted system
Orgix is one workspace for HR, sales, and field operations — with shared identity, company isolation, and permissions that match how your organization is structured.
Trust & access
What IT and leadership care about before they roll Orgix out to the company.
One login for every app
People stop juggling separate passwords for HR, CRM, and mobile.
Sign in once (including SSO / SAML where enabled). The same identity follows them across People, CRM, and the field app.
Company data stays company data
No accidental leaks between customers, brands, or subsidiaries.
Each organization is isolated. Users can switch companies they belong to — without sharing records across tenants.
Access matches how you actually work
Managers see what they manage; payroll and admin stay gated.
Roles and permissions control modules and actions on web and mobile, so sensitive workflows aren't open by default.
How teams actually use it
Modular products, consistent processes, and room to connect outward when you need to.
Turn on only the products you need
Start with HRIS, add CRM or Field Force later — without a rip-and-replace.
Subscribe per company to HRIS, CRM, Field Force, or the full Suite. Navigation and features follow what's enabled and who is allowed to use them.
Same rules on web and mobile
Office and field teams follow one process, not two versions of the truth.
Attendance, leave, notifications, and field visits use the same policies and records — adapted for phone when people are on the road.
Connect Orgix to the rest of your stack
Events can feed analytics, automation, or internal tools when you're ready.
Webhooks let approved systems react to Orgix activity — without exporting spreadsheets by hand.
Company workspace vs platform operators
For your teams
HR, managers, sales, and field reps work in the company workspace — attendance, leave, pipelines, visits, and day-to-day approvals.
For operators
Platform admin is a separate console for system operators — companies, global users, and audit-style oversight — not the everyday employee product.
SSO and webhooks are supported; third-party integrations should be confirmed against your contract and release notes.