Whispr by Qure Technology

HR Managers

Fewer interruptions, and no request lost in a chat group.

Employees ask in the chat they already use. Policy questions are answered from your handbook; requests become tracked cases with an owner, and the outcome goes back to the employee automatically. You decide — Whispr routes, tracks and reports back.

Employee · question and request in one chat
What time does the staff shuttle leave after the evening shift?

Employee · WhatsApp

The staff shuttle leaves the main gate at 23:30 and 00:15 after the evening shift.

Whispr · answered from the employee handbook

Thanks. Also, I need an employment letter for the bank by Thursday.

Employee

Noted — I've passed your letter request on. You'll hear back here once it's ready.

Whispr · acknowledgement, not a decision

A day with Whispr

Three moments in an HR day.

  1. The question you didn't have to answer

    "When does the shuttle leave?" "How many days' notice for a shift swap?" — answered from your own employee handbook, in the employee's chat, without anyone in HR looking up.

  2. The request you didn't have to chase

    An employment letter, a leave question, a uniform issue: each arrives as a tracked request with a category and an owner, visible in the queue until it's handled — and a reminder keeps a waiting request from slipping through.

  3. The answer you didn't have to send twice

    You make the call and mark it handled; the employee is told in the same chat — what was decided, and where to collect a document if there is one.

What you see

A queue instead of a folder of screenshots.

Every employee request in one list: who asked, what category, who owns it, how long it has been open. The same tracking your operations team uses for guest requests, applied to your own.

  • Requests reach the team you assign — the hotel's general desk unless you name an HR owner
  • Onboarding and end-of-employment messages go out once, from approved templates
  • The employee never has to ask three people to find out who has it

Illustrative interface representation with sample data.

Whispr · employee request

Employee · WhatsApp

Hi, I need an employment letter for my bank appointment on Thursday.

Employee · in-house team member

Noted — I've passed this on to the responsible team. You'll hear back here once it's handled.

Whispr · acknowledgement (no decision)

Reminder — still open

A waiting request doesn't slip through — the owner is reminded

Handled by HR · marked done

HR reviews and decides — Whispr tracks and closes, it doesn't approve

Your employment letter is ready at the HR desk. Have a good appointment!

Whispr · outcome shared with the employee

Illustrative workflow. Whispr routes, tracks and notifies; decisions stay with the responsible person.

What stays with your team

Whispr never approves anything.

Approval and decision

Approving, declining or deferring a request always stays with the responsible person.

Policy and exceptions

Leave policy, payroll rules and exceptions are defined and handled by HR. Whispr answers from the handbook you give it; it doesn't interpret.

Timing and tone

No guaranteed response time and no escalation to managers on Whispr's part; how and when you answer is your call.

Questions

Questions HR managers ask

Does Whispr auto-approve employee requests?

No. Whispr takes in, routes and tracks the request; the approval or denial always belongs to the responsible person.

Is there a guaranteed response time?

No. If a request sits unacknowledged, the owner is reminded; how quickly it's answered stays with your team.

Where do HR requests go if we haven't set up an HR desk?

To the hotel's general handling desk, as a tracked request. Name an HR owner during onboarding and they go there instead.

Which channel do employees use?

A dedicated employee WhatsApp number, separate from your guest channels. Employees are recognised by the phone number on your staff roster.

Tell us how staff requests reach HR today.

In the demo we map your request types and owners, and show what the employee sees, what HR sees, and what stays a human decision.