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Human Resources

Human-resources platforms support the people processes that attract, hire, develop, compensate, and retain a strong school workforce.

Integrated HR information helps districts coordinate positions, credentials, onboarding, benefits, evaluations, leave, labor requirements, and employee records while providing secure self-service and dependable reporting.

What these systems support

  • Recruiting, applications, screening, hiring, and onboarding
  • Positions, credentials, benefits, leave, evaluations, and professional records
  • Employee self-service, workflows, document management, payroll integration, and analytics

Note: SDLA does not endorse or resell any of the systems listed on this site.


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bswift logo

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bswift is an employee benefits administration platform for enrollment, eligibility, plan configuration, billing, compliance, employee support, and benefits communication. It helps employers and brokers manage complex benefit programs while giving employees guided web and mobile tools for selecting and using coverage. District HR teams can use it to coordinate employee benefit enrollment.

Benefit elections connect an employee and eligible dependents with coverage and effective dates. HR, payroll, and plan partners reconcile changes so enrollment and deductions describe the same approved status.

Cardonex: Powered by Education Advanced, Inc. (EAI)

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Cardonex by Education Advanced is a K–12 master-scheduling and staffing platform. It helps districts build course schedules while comparing student requests, teacher qualifications, staffing allocations, section demand, class size, and available resources.

A proposed schedule connects student demand with qualified staff and funded positions. School leaders, counselors, HR, and SIS staff reconcile the plan before it becomes operational course and staffing assignments. The proposed plan and the active school schedule can differ during development. Staff coordinate the reviewed handoff so rooms, courses, and student assignments describe the same operating period.

Cornerstone logo

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Cornerstone is a talent-management platform for employee learning, required training, skills, performance, goals, development, recruiting, and workforce planning. Districts can use it to deliver professional learning, document completion, manage evaluation processes, and support employee growth.

Employee identity connects learning, performance, and development activity. HR and professional-learning staff coordinate roles and record purpose so growth evidence and formal employment actions remain understandable. An employee can participate in several learning and performance processes. HR and program owners coordinate identity, access, and the purpose of each record as roles change.

Escape Online (Now a part of Frontline) logo

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Frontline’s California ERP platform, historically known as Escape Online, connects human resources, payroll, position control, finance, budgeting, purchasing, and employee self-service for school districts and county offices. It is built around California K–12 business rules and reporting needs.

Evaluat'd logo

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Evaluat’d is a K–12 employee-performance evaluation platform that lets districts reproduce their negotiated forms and rubrics in an online workflow. HR teams use it to assign cycles, track completion, notify participants, collect observations and signatures, and retain evaluation records.

Evaluation cycles connect an employee, evaluator, agreed rubric, evidence, and completion dates. HR staff manage the formal record while supervisors and educators contribute observations and acknowledgments. Evaluation records have a formal personnel purpose. HR and supervisors coordinate permitted access, approved forms, timelines, and the handling of completed documentation.

Frontline Central logo

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Frontline Central is a K–12 employee-records and workflow platform that centralizes staff information, forms, onboarding tasks, electronic signatures, approvals, and document storage. It gives HR teams a controlled place to collect and maintain information that might otherwise be distributed across paper files and separate systems.

An employee form connects the person, requested change, approval, and supporting documentation. HR staff reconcile completed actions with the employee and payroll records maintained in their operational environment.

Frontline HRMS logo

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Frontline HRMS is a K–12 human-resources management platform for employee records, positions, compensation, benefits, credentials, contracts, seniority, onboarding, personnel actions, and workforce reporting. It is designed around school staffing structures and education-specific compliance needs.

Position, assignment, compensation, and credential information must describe the same employment history. HR, payroll, and school leaders coordinate approvals and dates as staff join, transfer, or leave the district. One employee can hold several assignments or change roles during a pay period. Position references and effective dates preserve the distinction between a planned change and the approved employment history.

Changes can affect pay, access, coverage, and workforce reporting on different schedules. HR, business, and technology teams coordinate approval and processing boundaries, including which system owns each fact. A complete understanding includes how corrections are reviewed and how an approved employment change reaches the services that depend on it.

Frontline Recruiting & Hiring logo

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Frontline Recruiting & Hiring is a K–12 applicant-tracking and hiring platform. Districts use it to publish vacancies, receive applications, screen candidates, collect references, coordinate interviews and approvals, issue offers, and move selected applicants into onboarding.

The applicant record becomes part of an employment workflow only after selection and review. HR and hiring teams coordinate vacancy references, supporting evidence, and the transition into onboarding. Candidate and employee records have different purposes and access needs. HR coordinates the approved handoff without treating every applicant as a member of the active workforce.

Helios ED logo

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Helios Ed is a K–12 workforce-management platform covering hiring, onboarding, employee records, positions, forms, approvals, electronic files, evaluations, credentials, mandated training, absences, substitutes, time, leave, and reporting. Districts can license the full hire-to-retire environment or selected modules.

A hire-to-retire environment connects personnel decisions with positions, time, training, and pay. District HR and business teams coordinate which modules maintain the authoritative record for each process. One employee can hold several assignments or change roles during a pay period. Position references and effective dates preserve the distinction between a planned change and the approved employment history.

Changes can affect pay, access, coverage, and workforce reporting on different schedules. HR, business, and technology teams coordinate approval and processing boundaries, including which system owns each fact. A complete understanding includes how corrections are reviewed and how an approved employment change reaches the services that depend on it.

iCims logo

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iCIMS is a cloud talent-acquisition platform for career sites, candidate relationship management, applicant tracking, recruiting automation, interviews, offers, onboarding, and hiring analytics. District HR teams can use it to manage applicants and coordinate selection across departments and school sites.

A candidate’s application, interviews, offer, and onboarding activity form a connected history. HR coordinates review and access across hiring teams before the selected person becomes an employee record. Candidate and employee records have different purposes and access needs. HR coordinates the approved handoff without treating every applicant as a member of the active workforce.

LACOE HRS logo

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LACOE's Human Resource System supports personnel and payroll administration for participating Los Angeles County school agencies. District offices maintain employee, assignment, position, salary, benefit, credential, and leave information within county-supported business processes. Shared records support payroll preparation, personnel reporting, and coordination with the county office.

Employee assignments and salary information connect district personnel actions with county-supported payroll work. Effective dates and consistent employee identifiers help both offices reconcile changes before processing payments. One employee can hold several assignments or change roles during a pay period. Position references and effective dates preserve the distinction between a planned change and the approved employment history.

Changes can affect pay, access, coverage, and workforce reporting on different schedules. HR, business, and technology teams coordinate approval and processing boundaries, including which system owns each fact. A complete understanding includes how corrections are reviewed and how an approved employment change reaches the services that depend on it.

PeopleSoft logo

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Oracle PeopleSoft Human Capital Management (HCM) supports employee records, positions, recruiting, payroll, benefits, time, and workforce administration. District HR and payroll teams configure its modules around local staffing and bargaining requirements. It is distinct from PeopleSoft Financial Management.

Hiring and assignment changes affect pay, benefits, and workforce reports. HR maintains employment facts while payroll and business teams rely on their effective dates and approved status. One employee can hold several assignments or change roles during a pay period. Position references and effective dates preserve the distinction between a planned change and the approved employment history.

Changes can affect pay, access, coverage, and workforce reporting on different schedules. HR, business, and technology teams coordinate approval and processing boundaries, including which system owns each fact. A complete understanding includes how corrections are reviewed and how an approved employment change reaches the services that depend on it.

Paycom logo

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Paycom is a cloud human-capital-management platform combining recruiting, onboarding, employee records, payroll, time and attendance, benefits, talent management, expenses, and employee self-service. Districts can use one database to move information from applicant through active employment and payroll.

Applicant, employee, time, benefit, and payroll records connect successive stages of employment. HR and business teams coordinate approved changes and processing dates so shared data supports accurate personnel administration. One employee can hold several assignments or change roles during a pay period. Position references and effective dates preserve the distinction between a planned change and the approved employment history.

Changes can affect pay, access, coverage, and workforce reporting on different schedules. HR, business, and technology teams coordinate approval and processing boundaries, including which system owns each fact. A complete understanding includes how corrections are reviewed and how an approved employment change reaches the services that depend on it.

QSS/OASIS logo

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QSS/OASIS Human Resources supports personnel, employee assignments, position control, and related workforce administration within the QSS/OASIS education business-system family. District and county-office HR teams maintain employment information that also supports payroll and fiscal processes. Its responsibilities are distinct from the Finance & Accounting module.

Personnel and assignment records connect staffing decisions with payroll and fiscal activity in the QSS/OASIS family. HR and business staff share employee identifiers, position information, and effective dates. One employee can hold several assignments or change roles during a pay period. Position references and effective dates preserve the distinction between a planned change and the approved employment history.

Changes can affect pay, access, coverage, and workforce reporting on different schedules. HR, business, and technology teams coordinate approval and processing boundaries, including which system owns each fact. A complete understanding includes how corrections are reviewed and how an approved employment change reaches the services that depend on it.

Replicon logo

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Replicon, now part of Deltek, is a time-tracking and workforce-management platform for employee time, attendance, leave, project hours, labor costs, billing, and compliance. It helps organizations capture how staff time is spent and send approved records to payroll, finance, project, and HR systems.

Recorded hours and leave require the correct employee, period, activity, and approval. Supervisors and payroll staff reconcile those details before time becomes pay or labor-cost information.

Smartetools logo

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Smartetools develops integrated financial and human-resource software specifically for California school districts and county offices of education. SmarteHR maintains personnel, positions, salary schedules, calendars, benefits, assignments, and related employee information, while SmarteFinance coordinates budgeting and accounting.
Personnel assignments and salary schedules connect workforce planning with payroll and budgets. HR and finance staff coordinate effective dates, approved changes, and the positions against which costs are recorded. One employee can hold several assignments or change roles during a pay period. Position references and effective dates preserve the distinction between a planned change and the approved employment history.
Changes can affect pay, access, coverage, and workforce reporting on different schedules. HR, business, and technology teams coordinate approval and processing boundaries, including which system owns each fact. A complete understanding includes how corrections are reviewed and how an approved employment change reaches the services that depend on it.
SparkHire logo

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Spark Hire is a talent-acquisition platform centered on applicant tracking, collaborative recruiting, interview scheduling, one-way and live video interviews, assessments, communication, offers, and hiring analytics. HR teams use it to coordinate candidate review across recruiters and hiring managers. District hiring committees can review candidate information through shared workflows.

Applications, interviews, and selection records follow a candidate through a vacancy. HR and hiring managers coordinate review, access, and the handoff from an accepted offer to employee onboarding. Candidate and employee records have different purposes and access needs. HR coordinates the approved handoff without treating every applicant as a member of the active workforce.

Team Tailor logo

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Teamtailor is a cloud applicant-tracking and recruitment-marketing platform. District HR teams can create career sites, publish jobs, collect applications, organize candidates, communicate with applicants, schedule interviews, use scorecards, and coordinate hiring decisions.

A candidate history links applications, interviews, scorecards, and decisions to a vacancy. HR and hiring teams coordinate access and approved outcomes before moving a selected applicant into employment records. Candidate and employee records have different purposes and access needs. HR coordinates the approved handoff without treating every applicant as a member of the active workforce.

Test Genius / Opac logo

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TestGenius by Biddle Consulting Group is a pre-employment skills-testing platform. HR teams use it to administer and score job-related assessments for Microsoft Office, keyboarding, data entry, proofreading, clerical work, and other configured skills. District hiring teams can use these measures in job-specific applicant screening.

An assessment result belongs to an applicant, a job-related measure, and an administration. Hiring staff use that context within an approved selection process alongside the other evidence required for the position.

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