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Employee portal

Build your own employee hub.

Bring employee resources, company updates and requests into one hub with Fliplet AI, so your team can stop hunting across scattered systems.

Start with an introductory call. If Fliplet is a fit, we will arrange a tailored demo around your employees, systems, and rollout needs.

Trusted by organizations around the world.

EY
Clifford Chance
Eversheds Sutherland
JTC Group
BCLP
Socotec
Mills & Reeve
Dykema

How it works

Describe it. Shape it.

Start with a plain-language description. Fliplet AI creates a first version you can review and refine.

Fliplet AI example. Starting prompt: Create an employee hub with company updates, policies, an IT equipment request form, onboarding tasks, and role-based access. Follow-up: Add manager-only approval steps for equipment requests, show relevant resources by role, and connect the portal to our existing employee data.
  1. Describe the need

    Describe who will use it, what they need, and how the process should work.

  2. Review your first version

    Check the screens, content, and workflows with your team. Note what needs to change.

  3. Refine and launch

    Adjust access, data, and notifications. Test with your team before launch.

Portal capabilities

Choose your starting point

Bring onboarding, resources, and service requests into one employee hub.

Employee onboarding portal on desktop and mobile with a guided journey, welcome task, schedule, and buddy profile

Guided onboarding

Guide new starters through tasks, resources, contacts, learning, forms, and key milestones.

Employee policy library on desktop and mobile with categories, recent documents, and a featured handbook

Resources and policies

Make policies, handbooks, guidance, FAQs, and resources easier to find, update, and govern.

Employee request center on desktop and mobile with service categories, a request form, and status tracking

Request center

Support HR, IT, facilities, travel, equipment, or general service requests with structured intake.

Evaluation

Plan for rollout

Define audiences, ownership, systems, and rollout before you build.

  • Access and ownership

    Clarify which departments, locations, roles, or audiences need tailored content, permissions, and workflows.

  • Data and integrations

    Identify employee data, authentication and service-system connections. Confirm integration setup and plan availability before rollout.

  • Rollout

    Decide whether to start with one team, one service area, a regional pilot, or a broader employee launch.

Review security and access controls, integration options and plans and pricing with your team.

Customer proof

Built for practical delivery

Teams use Fliplet to create tailored digital experiences with a platform designed for controlled delivery.

“The big benefit is being able to have someone come to you with an idea or a problem, and quickly spin up a prototype for them.”

Ginevra Saylor
Ginevra Saylor Director of Innovation and Knowledge Programs, Gowling WLG

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an employee portal?

An employee portal is a central place for staff to find company information, resources, and services. It can bring together policies, onboarding tasks, company updates, and internal requests, with access based on each employee's role.

What should I include in an AI prompt for an employee portal?

Describe your workforce, the information employees need, and the tasks they should complete. Include examples such as finding a policy, requesting equipment, or completing onboarding. Name the user roles and explain which content or actions each role should access.

How is an employee portal different from an HR system?

An employee portal gives staff a shared place to access information and services across departments. An HR system manages specialist employee records and HR processes. A portal can provide an entry point to those systems without replacing the tools your HR team already uses.

Can an employee portal support onboarding?

An employee portal can bring onboarding tasks, policies, contacts, and resources into one place. Define what new starters need at each stage and who owns each task. In Fliplet, you can describe that journey as the starting point for your portal.

How do we plan role-based access for an employee portal?

List the information and actions each employee group needs. Separate general resources from restricted content and manager-only actions, then configure access around those roles. Test with representative accounts before rollout, especially where the portal uses employee data or approval steps.

Does this replace our existing intranet?

Start with the gap your intranet leaves, such as employee requests or a focused resource hub. Decide which content belongs in the portal and which existing systems it should link to.

Is the first version ready to launch?

Treat it as a starting point. Review the content, test each user role and request journey, configure data connections, and approve the result before publishing.

Can employees use it on their phones?

Yes. Fliplet supports web and mobile delivery. Choose the delivery and sign-in approach that fits how your workforce accesses company information.

Who maintains the portal after launch?

Assign owners for resources, updates and service requests. Teams can manage content and ongoing changes in Fliplet; agree editing and publishing responsibilities before rollout.

Can it connect to HR or business systems?

Yes. Fliplet can work with authentication, APIs, data sources, HR information, analytics, and other business tools. Integration setup and availability depend on the systems and plan involved.

Talk to us about what your employees need

Bring the employee journey, current systems, and access needs to an introductory call. We will help you assess the fit and next step.

What you’ll get on the call:

  • A walkthrough of employee portal structure and use cases.
  • Guidance on access, governance, integrations, and ownership.
  • A practical path for build, rollout, and ongoing updates.