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Introducing Axel Henry Pulse

Ask. Understand. Act.

Pulse is the permission-aware HR assistant built directly into Axel Henry. It understands the HR data you’re already authorised to access, helps you see what needs attention, and helps you act on it — all without ever becoming a way around your organisation’s security.

Pulse
Axel Henry Pulse page showing the ask box and role-aware suggested prompts
Understand

Get answers from your own data

  • “Who has training overdue?”
  • “Which probation reviews are approaching?”
  • “Which departments have the highest sickness absence?”
Recommend

See what may need attention

  • “What needs my attention this week?”
  • “Which managers need a reminder?”
  • “What should I prioritise today?”
Act

Move from insight to action

  • “Create reminder tasks for those managers.”
  • “Draft the reminder.”
  • “Send it.”

Actions use your organisation’s existing permissions, services and confirmation controls — Pulse never skips a step.

Intelligent insights

Pulse surfaces what matters, grounded in real data

Learning compliance

“7 employees have mandatory learning overdue.”

Probation reviews

“3 probation reviews are due within 14 days.”

Absence trends

“Operations sickness absence increased compared with last month.”

Onboarding

“2 new starters have incomplete first-day tasks.”

Every insight is based on verified platform data and existing calculations — never a guess.

Take action

From insight to authorised action — always with a confirmation step

Ready to proceed

Create reminder tasks

Managers
3
Task
Review overdue mandatory training
Due
7 days from creation
Create TasksCancel

Draft, Learning assignment, Report creation and Automation proposals all follow the same pattern: nothing is saved, sent or activated until a person explicitly confirms it.

Natural-language reporting

Ask your questions. Pulse uses the same reporting engine you already trust.

Pulse doesn’t rebuild your analytics — it calls the same Report Builder and reporting services every dashboard already uses, so the numbers always match.

  • “Which departments have the highest sickness absence this year?”
  • “Create a monthly absence report for the last month.”
Pulse
Pulse table result listing open vacancies by department and days open, rendered with the platform's existing table components
Automations

Turn a recurring request into an automation — reviewed before it runs

“Create an automation that reminds managers 14 days before probation ends” becomes a proposed WHEN/THEN automation, ready for you to review and activate — Pulse never activates one on its own.

Proposed automation
WHEN Probation is 14 days from ending
THEN Notify manager
Review Automation
The differentiator

AI that understands permissions

Pulse works within Axel Henry’s existing role and permission model. Managers see what they’re authorised to see. HR teams see what they’re authorised to see. Employees see what they’re authorised to see. AI should never become a shortcut around HR security — and in Pulse, it can’t.

Understand

Only retrieves information you're already authorised to access.

Recommend

Only analyses and suggests based on authorised information.

Act

Only performs actions you're individually authorised to perform.

Connected HR

Pulse understands the whole employee journey

From recruitment through to offboarding, Pulse draws on the same connected employee lifecycle data your platform already tracks — only ever showing what you're authorised to see at each stage.

Recruitment
Onboarding
People
Learning
Performance
Offboarding
Common questions

Pulse, answered honestly

No. Every question Pulse answers is routed through the exact same role and permission checks as the rest of the platform, before any data reaches the AI. If you don't have permission to see something directly, asking Pulse for it — or for a summary, recommendation or draft based on it — will never work either.

See Axel Henry Pulse in action

Book a live walkthrough and ask Pulse a question about your own organisation structure.