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On the parts that have to be correct

Four pieces on the decisions underneath HR software: why a calendar day depends on a timezone, what multi-tenant isolation really means for your data, why payroll needs a review step, and why a careers page belongs on your own domain.

Attendance6 min read

Why attendance dates must be computed in your timezone

A clock-in is an instant; a working day is a calendar date. Converting between them in the wrong timezone is the most common silent bug in HR software.

September 18, 2026

Security7 min read

What multi-tenant isolation actually means for your HR data

Every HR vendor says your data is isolated. The question worth asking is which layer enforces it — because application code forgets, and databases do not.

August 5, 2026

Payroll6 min read

Running payroll with a review step

Most payroll errors are input errors, not arithmetic errors. The fix is not a better calculation — it is a deliberate pause before the run becomes final.

July 2, 2026

Recruiting6 min read

Posting jobs on your own domain

A posting on a third-party board is a rental. A careers page on your own domain is an asset that keeps the search ranking it earns.

May 27, 2026

The product these decisions came from

Attendance that files the day in your timezone, payroll you read before finalizing, and isolation enforced by the database.

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