For HR teams under 1,000 employees

Merit season, without the spreadsheets or the specialist.

You own hiring, benefits, compliance, employee relations — and once a year, the merit cycle. HyperEquity takes that last one off your plate entirely.

Try It Free
  • SOC 2 compliant
  • Your data stays yours
  • Launch from a CSV
  • Or integrate your HRIS

Sound Familiar

Twenty-five spreadsheets, one afternoon, no margin for error

At a few hundred employees merit is technically doable in Excel. That is exactly what makes it dangerous — it is doable right up until it isn't.

Every manager gets a tab. Every tab gets emailed out, edited, and emailed back. Somewhere in the reconciliation a formula breaks, two people in the same job end up hundreds of dollars apart for no reason anyone can articulate, and the total comes in over budget by an amount you have to explain to finance.

None of that is a competence problem. It is what happens when a process that needs a system is run in a tool that was never meant to be one.

The spreadsheet way3+ weeks
Merit_v7Merit_v7_FINALOpsSalesR&D+19
EmployeeRatingIncr.
A. RiveraExceeds4.0%
J. ChenSame role, half the increaseExceeds2.0%
M. OkaforBroken formulaMeets#REF!
S. PatelOverpaid, still raisedBelow3.5%
Budget: $1,041,880 allocated of $1,000,000 — over by $41,880
The HyperEquity way10 seconds
One cycle. Every manager.
EmployeeRatingIncr.
A. RiveraExceeds5.8%
J. ChenExceeds5.8%
M. OkaforMeets3.1%
S. PatelBelow0.0%
Budget used$1,000,000 of $1,000,000
To the dollar. Pay gap between Rivera and Chen closed.

What Changes

What you actually get back

One upload replaces every spreadsheet
No per-manager workbook, no version control, no formula that broke when someone inserted a row. One census in, one cycle out.
The maths is not your problem any more
Twenty-five years of compensation practice is built into the engine. You set a budget; it produces increases that fit the budget and hold up when someone asks why.
Managers get guided, not emailed
Each manager sees only their people, their pool, and a live budget counter. No reply-all threads, no reconciling four versions of the same tab.
Days, not a quarter
Live in 5 days on the CSV path. If you decide in December you are still comfortably inside a January cycle.

Getting Started

From CSV to recommendations

01
Export a census

Employee, job, salary, performance rating, time in role. Every HRIS produces this. It is one report.

02
Upload it on a call with us

We do the first load together so nothing goes sideways. Under an hour, usually much less.

03
Set your budget

One company-wide number, or separate pools by team. HyperEquity allocates it down to the individual.

04
Open it to managers

They review recommendations, adjust within guardrails, and submit. You watch the budget in real time.

Larger organization with a dedicated comp team? Start here instead.

Questions

What smaller HR teams ask us

Get merit off your plate this year.

Load your own census and see what HyperEquity recommends before you commit to anything.