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Take our HR automation assessment to uncover what’s already automated, where manual work still slows your teams down, and what to automate next.
Superworks has been built on customer trust and proven results






Core HR, payroll, applicant tracking, projects, communication, & performance management - all in one place.
" Our experience with Superworks has been excellent. The platform effectively manages HR operations, payroll, recruitment, attendance, leave management, and employee documentation in one place. The responsive support team and seamless document-sharing capabilities have significantly reduced manual effort and saved valuable time."
" Superworks offers a smooth and user-friendly workflow that simplifies everyday HR operations. The platform has streamlined our payroll processing, attendance tracking, and leave management, helping us improve efficiency across the organization."
Follow quick steps to understand your existing automation
Tell us your company size and industry. Your questions and benchmarks are built around how HR actually runs at your scale, not a one-size checklist.
Answer some simple questions across hiring, onboarding, day-to-day HR operations, payroll and offboarding. No documents required.
See where your HR processes stand with a digital maturity score out of 100, plus a separate score for each of the five stages.
A detailed PDF with your weakest stages, what each gap is costing you and a prioritised plan split across 7 days, 30 days and 60 to 90 days.
Automation rarely fails inside a stage. It fails at the point where one stage hands data to the next.
Resumes get read by hand, candidate status lives in email threads, and interview feedback stays in the interviewer's head. When leadership asks why a role is taking four months, there is no data to answer with.
Digital offer letters and document collection are the easiest wins, so most teams get this stage right. That creates a false sense of progress. A strong onboarding score sitting next to a weak hiring score means the same candidate data is still being entered twice.
Leave approvals over chat, attendance corrections on paper, and the same policy question answered fifteen times a month. None of it feels like a project worth automating. Added up across a year, it is the largest single block of manual time in HR.
Payroll is where errors surface but rarely where they start. Attendance marked by hand, leave approved outside the system and advances tracked in a side sheet all arrive at payroll as rework. Automating payroll without fixing what feeds it just moves the same errors downstream.
Offboarding gets built last because it happens least. Assets go untracked, system access stays live, the final settlement runs late, and exit reasons are heard once then forgotten.
Most teams have software at every stage. The manual work survives in the handoffs between them, where someone exports a file and types it in again. That step never appears on a software list, and it is why a single overall score hides more than it reveals.
Inspections are generally carried by state labour departments, against state rates and state formats.
Being compliant “in general” means nothing to an inspector checking whether you have paid this quarter’s notified minimum wage for a skilled worker in your zone.

| Compliance area | Maharashtra | Karnataka | Delhi |
|---|---|---|---|
| Professional tax | Yes — up to ₹2,500/yr, slab-based | Yes — ₹200/mo above salary threshold | Not applicable |
| Labour welfare fund | Half-yearly contribution | Annual contribution | Half-yearly contribution |
| S&E registration | Shops & Establishments Act — state-specific thresholds | Karnataka S&E Act — own renewal cycle | Delhi S&E Act — own working-hour limits |
| Minimum wages | Zone- and skill-based rates, revised via state DA notifications | Industry-wise scheduled rates | Among the highest state minimum wages |
Stay Compliant. Stay Ahead.
Understand your existing workflow automation and get a clear view of where manual work still exists
HR Workflow Overview
Our assessment questionnaire to learn about the maturity of your HR workflow looks at all the stages of the employee lifecycle, from onboarding to offboarding
You’re in a good place. A few areas need attention to reach full compliance.
On trackYour score by lifecycle stage
Every HR team sits on one of these. The audit tells you which, and what it takes to reach the next one.
Hear how businesses across industries are transforming the way they work with Superworks
HR workflow automation means letting software handle repetitive HR tasks – resume screening, offer letters, attendance, leave approvals, payroll inputs instead of doing them manually across emails, sheets, and paper. This audit shows you exactly where that automation is already working and where it’s missing.
It’s pretty short. You’ll answer a short set of questions about your company size, industry, and how hiring, onboarding, day-to-day HR, payroll, and offboarding currently run, and that’s it.
A maturity score out of 100, a separate score for each of the five HR stages, and a downloadable PDF report with a prioritised action plan split across 7 days, 30 days, and 60–90 days.
Payroll is usually the first stage teams fix, and often the only one. That leaves hiring running on inboxes and exits with no clear owner. Payroll also depends on clean attendance and leave data. If those upstream stages aren’t automated, payroll keeps inheriting the same errors. By taking our maturity assessment for your HR tech stack, you will be able to spot those gaps.
No. The audit doesn’t require you to purchase or set up any new system. You get a clear picture of which stage is costing you the most time and a concrete plan for what to fix first.
If your team retypes the same data into multiple systems, chases approvals over chat, or spends hours each month on payroll corrections, you already have your answer. Our HR automation assessment scores that gut feeling so that you know exactly how much manual work is costing you.
No. The audit asks about your processes, not your employee data. You won’t need to upload payroll files, HR records, or any confidential documents to get your score.
No. It’s for all. At 100–500 employees, the risk isn’t volume; it’s dependency. When one person holds the payroll file and the onboarding checklist, the whole process stops the day they’re on leave. HR process automation at this stage is about removing that single point of failure.
It walks through the full employee lifecycle: hiring and recruitment, preboarding and onboarding, day-to-day HR operations, payroll and compliance, and offboarding, including the handoffs between each stage, where most manual work actually hides.