Nebverse plan
Core
For teams establishing one dependable people system- Employee master and organisation
- Onboarding and documents
- Leave and standard approvals
- Employee self-service
- Company branding and roles
HRMS
Plans and pricing
Nebverse does not publish a one-size-fits-all rate that ignores modules, employee scope, migration, integrations and implementation ownership.
Three capability starting points
Plan names describe module scope. The written quote confirms users, locations, data, integrations, rollout and support.
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Public monetary rates are intentionally hidden. Commercial terms are shared after scope confirmation.
Capability matrix
Final module availability and depth are confirmed in the written scope. “Available extensions” are not assumed to be included.
What shapes the quote
Active employees, companies, locations, legal entities and expected growth.
Enabled product areas, approval complexity, shifts, payroll and statutory configuration.
Source systems, history, cleansing, templates, rehearsal and reconciliation.
Attendance devices, finance systems, identity, communication and monitoring responsibility.
Discovery, configuration, training, launch coverage, response expectations and change ownership.
Implementation scope
Confirm roles, policies, modules, data and acceptance criteria.
Set tenant identity, access, workflows and initial company rules.
Validate templates, rejected rows and control totals before final import.
Complete employee, manager, HR, payroll and platform journeys.
Release with monitoring, backup, support ownership and rollback evidence.
Support model
Support scope can include administrator guidance, issue triage, release coordination and controlled configuration changes. The quote records channels, service windows, severity handling and exclusions.
Discuss support requirementsPricing questions
Employee count is only one cost driver. Modules, policy depth, data migration, integrations, rollout and support can materially change implementation scope.
Yes. The quote should identify plan, employee and company scope, modules, implementation assumptions, support and commercial terms.
Yes. A phased release can begin with a focused operating scope while preserving a roadmap for connected modules.
No assumption is made. Source systems, history, cleansing and rehearsal are assessed before migration work is committed.
Partnership scope can be discussed separately, including responsibilities, support, enablement and commercial governance.
Changes in employee scope, modules, integrations or service expectations should be handled through an explicit written change rather than hidden assumptions.
Build the quote from real scope
Share employee range, locations, priority modules, current systems and target timeline. We will use that context for a guided conversation and tailored proposal.