For two decades, Indian companies have made do with HR software designed for someone else — a different country, a different team size, a different way of working. The result: payroll engines that ignore PF nuance, performance tools no one outside HR opens, and helpdesks that route tickets nobody answers.
OMAPPS starts from a different premise. Most of India already runs on WhatsApp, files compliance across 28 states, hires across four scripts, and increasingly works in the field rather than at a desk. Software should meet that reality, not flatten it.
We're building four connected clouds — People, Workforce, Intelligence, and Growth — that together do something no platform in India does today: hold the entire employee lifecycle, the field operation, the compliance brain, and the customer-success loop in one place. AI isn't a feature here. It's the reason the platform can be small and serious at the same time.
Bengaluru → Guwahati → Everywhere