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One tool for training. Another for onboarding. Background checks somewhere else. Employee files split across Google Drive, email threads, and spreadsheets no one could find. Buried in follow-up emails just to get a signature back.
None of it talked to each other. And someone — usually the owner, the COO, the manager trying to get everything else done — was holding it all together by hand.
ops.work is not HR software. HR handles payroll, compliance, and benefits. ops.work handles what managers actually own — onboarding, training, documentation, and the daily operational work that keeps a team moving and a business running.
Get Stuff
Done.
Why We Exist
We started ops.work because we were tired of only having two options when it came to managing team -- either buy multiple apps or bloated HRIS.
Message from Our Founder
People management was harder than it needed to be.
It wasn't because people were the problem. But because the tools were.
Leadership is 50% people management/development but somehwere in the last decade this all started to fall on HR and there are now bloated HR systems.
From my standpoint, leading a healthcare team was made unnecessary complicated with too many damn tools or bloated software. Not to mention then they want you to pay per seat for stuff you barely use.
I was a tech guy before I was a doctor and I knew we can do better. We needed a common sense solution, not a complex one. I needed a tool to help my managers get 90% of their daily stuff done & put the business operations on auto-pilot. 10% we can do manual.
We don't need twenty different tools or bloated HRIS + credentialing system.
So we created...
One platform for entire employee journey; onboard -> train -> engage -> manage.
One that doesn't break your bank.
One that is easy to use.
One that gets stuff done w/o the fluff.
That's why we call ourselves the blue-collar software of healthcare.
We don't sell complexity.
We make solutions.
So, The real constraint wasn’t people
It was the tools we chose.
Because we were chasing perfect systems instead of a usable ones.
We needed something that:
- Was simple to implement
- Simple to maintain
- And simple enough that people would actually use it daily
Not 100% coverage.
Just the 90% that actually matters.
Hope you enjoy it.
Sarjoo
Founder - ops.work