Answer policy and benefit questions from approved sources
responds using only your current, reviewed policy documents.
While keeping hiring, performance, pay, discipline, and employee-care decisions human-led.
The HR Agent is an AI agent designed to answer routine policy questions, prepare onboarding checklists, draft communication for review, and remind owners of upcoming milestones — grounded in your approved policies and plans. It is not a system that screens, ranks, disciplines, or terminates employees; hiring, pay, discipline, and employee-care decisions remain with authorised people.
These are outcomes to validate during your own pilot, not promised results.
SCOPED EXECUTION
Each workflow is bounded to approved tasks, with a person reviewing sensitive steps.
responds using only your current, reviewed policy documents.
drafts a consistent onboarding plan for a new starter.
gathers the details HR needs and routes them correctly.
prepares a first draft for HR or a hiring manager to finalise.
turns raw feedback or requests into a clear summary.
flags upcoming deadlines before they're missed.
drafts routine announcements or updates for HR to review and send.
recognises when a question needs a person and hands it off with context.
An employee asks about the company's leave policy.
The agent answers from the current approved policy document, citing the source.
A second employee asks a question that touches on a personal or sensitive circumstance — for example, a request connected to a health matter.
The agent recognises this falls outside routine policy information and hands it off to HR with the relevant context, rather than attempting to answer or advise.
HR then handles the case directly.
INTEGRATION & KNOWLEDGE
To run well, this agent needs your team to approve:
Approved Knowledge Artifacts:
connections confirmed and approved for your account during scoping.
connections built for your specific HR information system, scoped and priced individually.
capabilities on our roadmap that are not yet available.
The agent answers, prepares, and reminds; authorised people make every employment decision. Employment-law content used in this agent's knowledge base must be reviewed for your jurisdiction and kept current — it is not a substitute for qualified employment-law advice.
Measurement
Measurement candidates to track from your own baseline — not promised results:
We do not claim unbiased or objective hiring, and we do not imply autonomous screening, ranking, rejection, discipline, or termination — this agent is deliberately scoped away from those decisions.
We don't yet have a published case study for this agent. The scenario above is a clearly labelled illustrative example. As pilots complete and customers agree to be featured, real evidence will replace or sit alongside it here.
ENGAGEMENT PATHS
Best fit for the HR Agent:
a policy-question or onboarding-checklist workflow with a named HR owner.
onboarding, training administration, and manager-prep support coordinated together.
HR integrated with Operations and Management agents across multiple sites or business units.
QUESTIONS
It should never decide hiring, rejection, promotion, pay, discipline, termination, accommodation, grievances, or health-related matters. These stay with authorised people. The agent's role is limited to routine information, administration, and preparation.
No. It is not designed for autonomous screening, ranking, or rejection of candidates.
It is designed to recognise sensitive or personal cases and route them to HR rather than attempt to handle them, and examples used in our materials never expose real employee data.
Policy and employment-law content in the agent's approved knowledge should be reviewed for your jurisdiction and kept current by your HR team or qualified counsel — the agent surfaces what's approved, it doesn't originate policy.
Yes — every answer is designed to be traceable to a source document, and HR retains a human review and correction route for anything the agent gets wrong.
COORDINATED MULTI-AGENT HAND-OFFS:
A consultation is a conversation about one priority workflow — not a sales pitch for every agent at once.