It started with a hire we were proud of.
She was the right person. Screened properly, documents verified, references actually called. We handed her over to the client on a Friday feeling good about it.
By the following month she was a row in a spreadsheet. Her attendance lived in one file, her salary in another, and the documents we had already checked were being asked for a second time because nobody could find them. When payroll ran, somebody typed her days into a different system by hand — and got one of them wrong.
That is not a story about one hire. That is every hire, at almost every company we placed people into. We were doing careful work at the front, and watching it come apart the moment it left our hands.
So we built the part that was missing. Orbit began as the system we needed ourselves: one record per employee, from the offer letter to the final settlement, with attendance feeding payroll directly instead of through somebody's typing. Then clients started asking whether they could use it for the people we hadn't hired for them. That question is why Calyvora exists as a product company today.
We are still small, still early, and small enough that the person whose name is on this page is the person you will deal with. That is why you can ring a director instead of opening a ticket.