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Handbooks from
a living catalogue..

A builder for employee handbooks assembled from reusable policies instead of one-off documents.

Web application / HR operations
Built by
The Code Bureau
System
HR policy operations
Coverage
Catalogue → template → publish
Studio model
Fixed scope. Fixed price.
Template builder — chapters and policies dragged into place.
01The system

Stop rewriting
the same handbook.

Most handbook work is assembly and maintenance, not invention. The product is built around that reality.

Policies live in a versioned catalogue. Chapters drag into templates, regional supplements attach where they apply, and clients move through a guided setup rather than a blank canvas.

Handbooks assembled from a policy catalogue rather than a blank document. Chapters and policies drag into a template, state supplements slot in where they apply, and every handbook keeps a version history.

02Inside the workflow
01

Catalogue the policies

Each policy keeps chapter, status, version and related questions so content can be reused without drifting out of date.

02

Build the template

Editors drag chapters and policies into structure instead of copying between Word files.

03

Guide the client side

A multi-step wizard and version history keep rollouts understandable for non-specialists.

03Selected screens
Template builder — chapters and policies dragged into place.

Template builder — chapters and policies dragged into place.

A versioned catalogue of policies and the questions behind them.

A versioned catalogue of policies and the questions behind them.

A guided wizard for the client side, not a blank page.

A guided wizard for the client side, not a blank page.

Version history kept with the living handbook.

Version history kept with the living handbook.

Need a cleaner way to build and maintain policy packs?

A conversation, not a commitment

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in your way?

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