Follows through, so you don't have to
Every commitment made in a one-on-one (a review date, a widened scope, a title discussion) is tracked against the person and surfaces again exactly when you next sit down with them.
Symbory's AI assistant remembers commitments, flags the pattern you'd miss, and preps you before every review, so HR and managers spend less time searching and more time with people.
None of this is a technology problem at first. It's just what happens when information about people lives in emails, notes and someone's memory instead of anywhere you can both look.
Two recruiters, two emails, two days apart, and nobody notices until a second interview is already on the calendar.
Everyone remembers it a little differently, and the disagreement only surfaces once the offer letter is out.
It lived in one person's head, and that person is out this week.
A promise made in a review in February, quietly dropped by June, remembered again the day they hand in notice.
Yes, we've all had that problem.
An ATS tracks the candidate. An HRIS tracks the job title and the salary band. Neither one tells you what was actually agreed in the interview, what the recruiter promised, or who still needs to follow up. Symbory carries that with the person: from a question the hiring manager wanted answered, through a promise made in a review, to what gets said in the exit interview. Whoever picks up the conversation next isn't starting from nothing.
"Expressed a clear ambition to move from IC to architectural ownership within two years." Salary review promised at twelve months.
Scope widened to owning the payments service rewrite. Shipped it two months ahead of schedule.
Raised in three separate conversations over two and a half years. A pattern no single one-on-one would reveal.
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Not a chatbot you have to remember to open. It catches the small stuff in the moment, holds you to commitments you already made, and has things ready before you need them.
Every commitment made in a one-on-one (a review date, a widened scope, a title discussion) is tracked against the person and surfaces again exactly when you next sit down with them.
The moment you notice something is never the moment you're in an HR tool. Forward the mail, or write one line to your own Symbory address, and it's there when you next need it. No tab, no form, no app.
Before a review or a check-in, a briefing is put together from what's actually happened since last time. Preparation stops being a midnight task.
Most of the chaos above starts here: candidates, CVs, who sent what, who spoke to whom. Symbory takes the friction out of hiring first, because that's where a person's story with the company begins, but hiring is the start of it, not the whole of it.
CV parsing, a careers page that fills the pipeline directly, and LinkedIn import, so a candidate isn't retyped by hand into a second system.
A candidate who applies twice doesn't quietly become two records, and where a CV came from stays attached to it.
The candidate picks a slot straight from the hiring manager's real calendar. Confirmation and rejection mail go out from the same place.
The context that got someone hired keeps building through onboarding, one-on-ones and reviews, all the way to the day they leave. A promise made in onboarding shouldn't need reinventing at the exit interview, and whoever supports that person next isn't starting from a blank page.
Symbory keeps what happened before, so nobody starts from scratch every time. It builds up because people keep using it in the course of hiring and managing, not because someone sat down to write a report. Every system you already pay for holds a current state: this person's role, this quarter's rating, this year's goals. Symbory keeps what came before it too, and brings it back the moment it's useful.
Instead of wiping the slate clean every time someone changes roles, Symbory keeps building on what's already there, from day one.
One flat monthly fee per tier: no per-seat fees, so adding a manager never costs more.
You'd be putting one-on-ones, salary conversations and growth commitments into our hands. Here's what happens to them.
It holds what the company promised, not just how someone performed. A one-sided record is a personnel file; this one holds both halves of the relationship. No covert monitoring, and every person has the right to see, correct and delete what's held about them.
Symbory helps people remember better. It does not decide for them. No automated employment decisions. No covert monitoring. No emotion recognition. No inferring protected characteristics. AI supports your team; humans remain responsible for every decision that affects someone's job.
Yes, entirely or per person. Review anything it writes before it's saved, and delete it afterwards. Nothing is ever generated behind your back.
In Europe, on our own infrastructure. A Belgian company, hosted in the EU. Recordings are transcribed on our own servers and never leave our infrastructure. Our AI provider processes in its European region, receives only what a task needs, and never trains on your content. Full GDPR rights: access, correction, deletion.
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