A native AI layer over the system of record. Get answers to comp, headcount, attrition, and engagement questions in seconds.

The problem
Most HR teams wait days for a People Analytics request — or never ask the question because the pull is too painful. Decisions get made on gut feel instead.
Comp benchmarking pulls take an analyst a full day
Attrition trends require joining three systems
Leadership asks for the same headcount cut every Monday
Engagement signals sit in a survey tool no one opens
Ask 'show me regrettable attrition by team for the last 4 quarters' and get a chart, a table, and a CSV export — no SQL.
Surface pay gaps across role, level, gender, and tenure. Get suggested adjustments grounded in your real comp bands.
Model trained on your historical attrition signals — manager change, comp drift, role tenure — to flag at-risk talent early.
Auto-generated monthly people briefings: headcount, hiring funnel, attrition, comp spend, DEI movement.
How it works
Tallo ingests your HRIS data — comp, headcount, reviews, surveys, exit notes — and grounds every answer in it.
Type the question the way you'd ask an analyst. No SQL, no dashboard hunting, no waiting for a People Analytics ticket.
Every chart traces back to the underlying records. Walk your CFO or board through exactly how the number was built.
Integrations
Tallo's AI layer reads your unified employee record — and only your employee record. No third-party data, no model that hallucinates org structure.
Tallo employee record
Comp, role, manager, tenure, location
Performance reviews
Ratings, narratives, calibration notes
1:1 notes
Optional ingestion from Lattice, 15Five, Leapsome
Engagement surveys
Culture Amp, Lattice, Glint, Qualtrics
Exit interviews
Structured + free-text responses
Payroll history
From your existing payroll provider
Common questions
Stop asking analysts for pulls. Tallo's AI layer answers the questions HR leaders, finance, and the exec team actually ask — in the time it takes to type them.
Ask in plain English. Act on the answer.
Your people data, finally on call.