Frank has the coolest swags that wait it's new owners take a look here

A person is entered once and everything else reads from that. The hour you used to spend copying a new hire between four systems is just yours again.
Who does what, who to ask, what's yours to update. Salary stays private, the phone number doesn't, and you don't have to email someone to find out either.
Day one has a laptop, an account and a name on the door. Onboarding runs on both sides at once, so nobody's first week is spent chasing people.
Underneath: one record per person, permissions that hold up, 360° profiles, people views and org chart, onboarding, self-service, role-based homepages, Ask Frank in Rovo, and no consultant to install it. Still curious? More here:







Stickers, bubbles and a stress ball are on the table for anyone who walks past. No long conversation required, nobody will chase you down the aisle.
Give us ten minutes on how your company handles people data and the cap, the bottle and the lunch box are yours to choose from. They go to the people who actually talk to us.
Pick a slot after team europe, tell us roughly how your company handles people data today, and we will have something relevant on screen when you arrive. Pick a lunch box or a cap on your way out.
We are picking a small number of design partners. Early access, direct line to the product team, and real influence over what ships. Best fit is 80 to 300 people, already running on Atlassian.


Our partner discount applies to any Team '26 Europe pass. It comes off at checkout, and it works whether or not you come and see us.

A Dutch company with an international team, so our taste is simple but not boring. We bet you'll like it. Some of these are near the RAI, some are worth the tram.
Pastries, Amsterdam vibes
Pastries, Amsterdam vibes
Burgers. Sold out early, go early
Best cinnamon buns in the Netherlands
Beer under a windmill. Order a biertje, a vaasje or a fluitje — same beer, three sizes, decreasing in confidence
Lots of options, one room
For the Dutch experience