Kenjo

What is Kenjo?

Kenjo is workforce management and HR software for small and growing businesses, especially those with deskless teams. It combines scheduling, time tracking, absence management and employee records.

Key features of Kenjo

• Shift planning: digital schedules across locations, including from the mobile app.
• Absence management: vacation requests, sick days and other absences.
• Time tracking: real-time tracking by mobile app or QR code and PIN kiosk.
• Payroll preparation: gross pay calculations including surcharges.
• Employee files and Smart Docs: contracts and e-signatures.
• People analytics: absence and fluctuation reports.
• Recruitment and surveys: job postings, applicant tracking and pulse surveys.
• Whistleblower channel: anonymous reporting for EU compliance.

How Kenjo works

Managers build shift plans, employees clock in by app or kiosk, and hours flow into payroll preparation. Absences and documents are managed in the same employee record, and analytics show trends.

Who uses Kenjo?

Small and growing businesses in retail, health, manufacturing, education, transport and hospitality use Kenjo. The vendor shows logos including Jaguar Land Rover and Domino's, with offices in Berlin, Zurich and Madrid.

Kenjo pricing

Kenjo does not list prices on its homepage; it links to a pricing page, offers a 14-day free trial and invites demo bookings.

Kenjo integrations

Kenjo links to an Integrations Marketplace but its homepage names no specific integrations.

Kenjo alternatives

Sesame HR and CharlieHR are lightweight HR tools popular with small European companies. HiBob targets mid-size firms with a stronger engagement focus. BambooHR is a US-oriented HR system, and Breathe serves UK small businesses.