Put repeat questions
in a better place.
Make approved guidance available to employees. Give your team more room for the questions that need professional judgment.
Build recurring service around your expertise.
Give employees approved guidance, relevant updates and a path to your HR team. Make everyday support more repeatable, so your consultants have more room for advice, exceptions and client relationships.
The employee experienceWatch the product film · 3:56
GROW THE FIRM. PROTECT THE RETAINER.
Another client brings more questions, updates and interruptions. When every answer needs a consultant, recurring revenue can bring recurring delivery pressure.
Make approved guidance available to employees. Give your team more room for the questions that need professional judgment.
Reduce repeated explanations and share useful updates with the relevant audience. Measure the delivery effort your service really needs.
Maintain client knowledge and designated contacts in a consistent experience, so support depends less on what one person remembers.
Turn maintained knowledge into support employees can use repeatedly. Pair recurring service revenue with a more repeatable delivery model, while your consultants handle judgment and relationships.
Growth still requires setup, upkeep and human support. Start by measuring the capacity in your firm.Especially where a delivery team supports multiple employers and handles recurring employee questions. Firms billing hourly can explore a defined recurring support offering during scoping.
Created by Adam Daines, founder of ADDA Infusion, from the day-to-day realities of outsourced HR delivery. Your firm’s access and client-relationship terms are agreed before onboarding.
SEE THE SYSTEM. BOTH SIDES OF THE EXPERIENCE.
See the employee phone experience in the promotional film, then explore three screen recordings of the workspace your HR team would use.
The promotional film introduces employee phone support, AI–human handoff, the employee homepage and the wider company-intelligence experience.
Watch reporting with example dataSelect a video, then press play. Fullscreen is available for interface detail.
Bring one client and one recurring question.
See the recorded product, then map the setup and support your firm would need. Figures shown are demonstration data.See it for your firmAccount details, user roles, HR privileges and adviser expertise settings.
Adviser conversation views with status filters for unresolved, ongoing, scheduled and closed chats.
Communicate company-wide or target departments, locations and other employee groups. Share posts, articles, video and resources through the employee feed.
A topic library with content editing, images and tags to organize the information your team maintains.
Question activity, common topics, sentiment displays and filters to explore the available information.
Questions and responses about supplied company information, with source completeness shaping the answer.
HOW YOUR EXPERTISE REACHES EMPLOYEES
Explore the advisory journey: approved information, a human handoff and insights your firm can use to improve guidance.
“Where can I find our time-off policy?”
A sample conversation to explore the support experience.
MyHRAlly supports information and advice. Decisions, payroll processing, record changes and actions in other systems remain with your authorized people.
EMPLOYEE COMMUNICATION THAT FEELS FAMILIAR
Make your HR service visible between meetings. Share company news and guidance across an employer’s workforce, or send a relevant message to a department, location or other employee group.
Share company news, policy updates, benefits information and resources with employees across the organization.
Target a department, location or other employee group. A training update can reach the field technicians who need it; a local notice can reach the people at that site.
A social-style feed brings together updates, Like, Ask a Question and Share, with chat and resources close at hand. Familiar interactions are designed to make adoption easier.
Give employees a useful place to return to while your consultants focus on advice and relationships.
BUILD THE CASE WITH YOUR OWN FIGURES
Estimate the time in repeat questions, then include platform costs and upkeep. For a retainer-based service, the opportunity is more capacity within the delivery team you already support.
Illustrative inputs, not customer results. Capacity value is the value of available time, not cash savings or profit. The model assumes the same request volume for 52 weeks; revenue only grows if you can sell and deliver more work.
Estimate the consultant time you could avoid reading, researching, answering and following up on each request. The 10-minute starting point is illustrative; adjust it to your own measured time savings.
These are the costs your HR firm would pay to use MyHRAlly for the same clients included in your request estimate above. We subtract them from the estimated value of time freed up, so you can compare the benefit with the cost of running it.
The monthly subscription your firm would pay. The calculator multiplies it by 12 to work out the annual cost.
Extra hours your team expects to spend updating guidance and reviewing the platform each week. We value this time using the hourly team cost you entered above.
Any implementation fee, plus the dollar cost of your team’s setup and training time. This is deducted once, in the first year.
Use your quote or a reasonable estimate. Enter 0 if a cost does not apply. Enter your firm’s expenses here; client retainer income is outside this calculator.
Illustrative figures, not a price quote. With 150 requests a week, 10 minutes avoided per request and a $60 hourly team cost, the estimated time value is $78,000 a year.
$78,000 − $6,000 − $6,240 − $1,500 = $64,260 in year one.
This puts a dollar value on the capacity left after costs. Turning that capacity into extra revenue requires additional client work.
Enter the monthly fee, weekly staff hours and setup cost above to see the estimate after costs.
Annual time value − upkeep at the same hourly cost − subscription − setup. Excludes taxes and any costs you have not entered.
Build a baseline for your firmA SUPPORTED START FOR YOUR FIRM
Start with one employer and a recurring support need. Agree responsibilities and the evidence to review before expanding.
Choose the client, support themes, approved resources and HR contacts. Review access, data use and the measures that matter to your firm.
A DEFINED FIRST ROLLOUTScope setup support around your content and users. Your firm approves guidance, nominates content owners and confirms who handles escalations.
CLEAR OWNERSHIP & LAUNCH SUPPORTIntroduce employees to the experience. Measure usage, handling effort and quality, including upkeep, before agreeing the next employer rollout.
A MEASURED EXPANSION DECISIONYour proposal defines setup, subscription scope, support responsibilities and expansion pricing. Discuss how MyHRAlly fits your recurring HR service; usage, branding and any bundling rights are confirmed in the agreement.
Your firm delivers the professional advice and maintains its client relationships. MyHRAlly provides the platform and the setup and support agreed in your proposal.
Your clients keep their HRIS and payroll systems. MyHRAlly supports knowledge, communication and HR conversations. Any data connection is confirmed individually during scoping.
PRIVACY & TRUST, CLIENT BY CLIENT
A firm supporting several employers needs a clear account of who can see information, how it is used and who owns the relationship. Review the written terms and supporting security information before onboarding.
Request access & data-use detailsConfirm company separation, user permissions and who can see employee conversations and reports in your setup.
Review permitted uses, model providers, AI-training restrictions, subprocessors and deletion terms in the service agreement and DPA.
Document authorized support access, client-contact permissions and the boundaries relevant to ADDA and MyHRAlly.
Your designated professionals handle individual advice, sensitive situations and decisions. Your firm approves the client guidance.
THE PRACTICAL QUESTIONS
Bring your service model, recurring questions and client-access requirements.
Ask us a questionBring one client and one recurring support need.
We’ll explore the fit, the setup and how to measure the capacity.