Customer-run HR and operations software
Replace fragmented HR and operations software with one platform you control.
Bring people, performance, hiring, employee experience, support, and client operations into a source-delivered platform deployed inside your environment.
- 13capability areas in production
- 29real product screens to inspect
- 100%of the source code delivered
- 0required vendor data paths
Consolidate the systems that run your organization.
Bring employee records, performance, hiring, IT and HR support, leave, CRM, and company communication into one product experience and deployment. Leadership gains a more consistent operating picture while teams spend less time reconciling data across vendors, permissions, contracts, and reports.
Employee directory & org management
Employee records, org structure, and profiles in one place.
Performance reviews & career growth
Self-assessments, peer feedback, calibration, and skill matrices.
Applicant tracking & public careers site
Job publishing, candidate pipeline, scorecard interviews, and offers.
IT & HR help desk with SLAs
Guided requests, SLA queues, and IT and HR service consoles.
Time off, balances & approvals
Requests, balances, approval chains, and team calendars.
CRM with pipeline & forecasting
Accounts, contracts, pipeline, quotes, and forecasts.
Real-time team chat
Direct and group messaging with threads and file sharing.
All seven ship in one codebase — one login, one deployment.
Product proof
Inspect the product before the sales conversation.
One operating view
A daily dashboard brings priorities, activity, and team milestones into the same product environment.
Controls you can inspect
Review the role and field-level permission model before the platform enters your environment.
Workflows your teams can run
Inspect a real hiring workflow instead of relying on a feature checklist.
Built for the whole buying group
Give every evaluator a reason to move forward.
The decision in one view
What changes when the operating platform becomes infrastructure you control.
Ownership
Run it on your infrastructure
Your team controls the runtime, data boundary, backups, and release schedule.
Consolidation
One operating platform
Bring people, performance, hiring, support, and client operations into one governed environment.
Risk
No required vendor data path
Sensitive operational data can stay inside the environment and controls you already govern.
Economics
Scoped to your organization
The proposal reflects your deployment, organizational size, and support requirements.
Built product, not a roadmap
Evaluate the operating model before you enter a sales process.
Portupine is designed for organizations replacing several disconnected systems while retaining control of infrastructure, access, and operational data.
Real workflows to inspect
Review implemented product screens across HR, recruiting, security, collaboration, CRM, and service management.
Software your team can examine
Complete source access gives technical evaluators direct evidence of what will run inside their environment.
Deployment under your governance
Identity, network, storage, backups, and release timing remain aligned with controls your organization owns.
Best fit for
- Growing organizations that have accumulated separate HR, recruiting, communication, support, and client tools.
- People-intensive businesses that need employee and commercial operations to share more context.
- Security-conscious teams that require source inspection and customer-controlled deployment.
What consolidation changes
Fragmented stack
Portupine
- Fragmented stack
- Several point solutions and contracts
- Portupine
- One operating platform and commercial relationship
- Fragmented stack
- Separate identity and permission models
- Portupine
- Central role and field-level access controls
- Fragmented stack
- Data synchronized between vendors
- Portupine
- Connected workflows in one governed environment
- Fragmented stack
- Vendor-controlled runtime and releases
- Portupine
- Customer-controlled deployment and change schedule
- Fragmented stack
- Reports assembled after the fact
- Portupine
- Operational context available across teams
Buyer questions
What teams usually need to know before a walkthrough.
Direct answers for commercial, technical, security, and operational evaluators.
Is Portupine open source?
Portupine is commercially licensed software delivered with complete source access. Your deployment agreement defines the licensed use and modification rights for your organization.
What does source delivery include?
The delivered codebase covers the application services, gateway, frontend, and deployment configuration required to operate the platform.
Where is the platform deployed?
Your team deploys the containerized platform on servers or private cloud infrastructure you control, with guidance available during implementation.
Does Portupine need access to our operational data?
Portupine does not require a vendor-operated data path. The platform runs inside your environment, where your identity, network, storage, and access controls remain authoritative.
How are releases and support handled?
Updates arrive as versioned releases that your team applies on its own change schedule. The proposal defines the maintenance and support scope around your deployment.
Can we introduce capabilities gradually?
Yes. Rollout priorities are agreed during scoping so the implementation can follow your organizational readiness, technical dependencies, and governance process.
Scope the platform around your organization.
Tell us which systems you want to consolidate, how your infrastructure is governed, and what a successful rollout looks like. We will return a tailored proposal covering organizational licensing, deployment, implementation priorities, and support — usually within two business days.
You receive a concrete scope—not an open-ended sales conversation.
What a tailored walkthrough covers
Share your current environment
Tell us which systems you are considering replacing and what your governance requirements look like.
See the relevant workflows
We arrange a walkthrough around your buyer group, priorities, and technical evaluation questions.
Receive a concrete proposal
The proposal covers organizational licensing, deployment, implementation priorities, and support.
Start the evaluation