Spanish HR and time-tracking software is slow and bloated
DutyBeat is a lightweight HR and clock-in platform built in response to frustrations with existing Spanish HR software being slow and overly complex. This is a product launch post; the problem of bloated HR tools in Spain is implied but not independently validated.
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