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Codeeo takes on HR management app development USA employers commission when one HR team has to serve staff in many states at once. We build the employee app, manager tools and HR console around a single record per person, with federal steps such as Form I-9 handled once and state rules on leave, pay ranges, privacy and notices applied by work location. The point is simple: an employer with people in ten states should not need ten spreadsheets to stay on the right side of each one.
Codeeo has no US office. The 80+ people on our team sit in Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi, and American clients work with us remotely: discovery, reviews of designs and acceptance tests are all held by video call. You own the code, store listings and data outright.
200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer
Platform capabilities
Federal law sets a floor for American employers: the Fair Labor Standards Act, the Family and Medical Leave Act, anti-discrimination rules enforced by the EEOC, and employment eligibility checks through Form I-9. Above that floor each state adds its own requirements, and many cities add more. Remote work has made the patchwork harder, because a company headquartered in one state can now have staff in twenty. We design the HR platform around the work location of each employee, store state and local rules as configuration that HR can review, and keep a dated history of every change. We cover timekeeping, payroll and hiring software separately; this platform is the record those tools all draw from. The result is a single place to answer the questions an HR director in any state is asked most: who works for us, where, under which rules, and what proof we hold.
Each state where you employ people gets a rule set covering leave, required notices, training, pay range disclosure and record retention. Employees inherit the rules for their work location, and a move to another state is dated so entitlements before and after the move stay accurate.
The right rule for every employee, by location.
Form I-9 is completed in the app for every hire with deadlines enforced and reverification dates tracked. E-Verify is voluntary federally but required for many employers in states such as Arizona, Mississippi, Alabama and South Carolina, and for federal contractors with the E-Verify clause. The app applies the step where it is required.
Eligibility checks done the same way everywhere.
Federal FMLA eligibility depends on employer size near the worksite, length of service and hours worked in the past year. The app calculates eligibility from the record, issues notices on schedule, and tracks intermittent and continuous leave against the twelve week entitlement.
FMLA decisions backed by the numbers.
A growing list of states, including California, New York, New Jersey, Washington, Massachusetts, Colorado and Oregon, run paid family or medical leave programs, each with its own notices and job protection rules. The app tracks claims, documents and return dates per program, separate from federal FMLA.
State and federal leave tracked side by side.
Colorado, California, Washington, New York, Illinois, Massachusetts and other states require pay ranges in job postings, and some cities add their own rules. The app stores an approved range for each role and location and shows which open roles need a range published because they can be done in a covered state.
Ranges managed centrally and applied by state.
Most state consumer privacy laws exclude employee data, but California's applies to employees and applicants. The app handles California access and deletion requests, encrypts Social Security numbers and bank details, keeps medical documents apart from the general file and logs every access.
Employee data handled to the strictest rule you face.
Employers above the federal thresholds file EEO-1 workforce data and Affordable Care Act forms each year. The app collects voluntary self-identification at hire, keeps it apart from manager views, and exports the counts by job category and location that your filing team needs.
Annual reports built from clean data.
Employees sign in through your identity provider. When HR records a hire, transfer or exit, accounts in connected systems are created, changed or disabled automatically, so access follows the employee record rather than a separate IT ticket.
Access granted and removed on time.
Offer letters, policy acknowledgments, I-9 forms, leave certifications and separation documents are stored with retention periods set by document type and state. Expired records are flagged for review and deletion, and records under a legal hold are protected from removal.
Records kept as long as required, and no longer.
The HR record feeds payroll, benefits administration, background screening, learning and timekeeping systems through their APIs or scheduled file exchange. Data is entered once in HR and flows outward, so a change of address or manager does not need retyping in five tools.
One source of truth for people data.
Who this is for
Packaged HR suites serve a large share of American employers well, and we will recommend one when it fits. Custom HR management app development in the USA earns its keep when your structure, your mix of states or your data requirements push past what a suite can configure, or when per employee licensing across a large hourly workforce becomes a significant line in the budget.
Software, services and media firms that hire wherever talent lives may employ people in twenty or more states without an office in most of them. They need state registration status, location specific notices and leave rules tracked per employee, and an onboarding flow that works entirely online. We build for that from the start, with work location as the field everything else depends on. Equipment shipping, home office stipend approvals and state specific policy addenda can all hang off the same onboarding flow.
Built for staff spread across many states.
Brands and large franchisees running restaurants, clinics or service locations in several states need common policies with local variation. Unit managers handle their own teams on mobile, regional leaders see their territory, and the corporate HR team sees everything. We design permissions by entity and location so each franchisee's data stays its own where the agreement requires it. Turnover and time to productivity can be compared across units, which helps operators spot sites that need more support.
Shared standards, separate data where needed.
Health systems, home health agencies and therapy groups operating in several states must track professional licenses issued state by state, along with required training and health screenings. We tie each credential to the state that issued it, send renewal reminders, and restrict medical information to the people who need it. Clinicians who hold licenses in several states see them all on one screen, with the next expiry date at the top.
State licenses tracked alongside the HR record.
Companies holding federal contracts face added duties such as E-Verify under the contract clause and specific recordkeeping. We build the record so contract assignments sit on each employee, verification steps follow the contract terms, and reports can be produced by contract when an agency or prime contractor asks.
Contract rules applied at the employee level.
Working together
Our record covers 200+ projects delivered across the UAE and the US, and a 4.7 rating from 23 Google reviews. As an HR management app development company serving clients across the USA without a local office, we run every phase remotely: video calls, shared workspaces and a test environment your team can use whenever it suits. Meeting cadence is agreed during discovery. Your HR and legal teams decide the rules; the software then applies them identically in every state and records why each one exists. At handover you receive the admin guides, rule documentation and credentials for every service, so the platform never depends on us alone.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
Under the hood there is usually a cross-platform mobile app in Flutter or React Native, a browser console for HR administrators, and a database with its API in a cloud account you own. Identity runs through your existing provider, and the HR management app developers USA clients work with also build the integrations to payroll, benefits and screening vendors.
01Mobile
02Data and cloud
03Marketing and tracking
The timeline is set after discovery and depends mostly on how many states and systems are involved.
A company with staff in a handful of states and one payroll provider can launch sooner than a national operator merging several acquired businesses. We plan a first release covering the core record and the highest priority states, then add states and features in waves. Each wave has its own dates in the written plan, so leadership can see progress without waiting for one large launch. Rollout order is usually set by headcount and risk, starting where most of your people work.
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