Audit one handbook section fast.
Paste one policy section, add the states where employees work, and get a plain-English triage pass for missing coverage, risky wording, and what should go to counsel next.
Built for the first-pass review
- Highlights state-triggered review points
- Flags risky promises and thin coverage
- Exports a clean internal follow-up list
Why teams use it
Give operators a faster way to pressure-test handbook language.
Plain-language guidance sits next to the paste area so teams know this is triage, not permanent document storage.
Findings call out where state overlays matter and show as-of dates plus authority links so the product ages cleanly.
Results are structured for internal review, with severity, rationale, and the next sections to clean up.
How it works
Three steps, one calmer review workflow.
1. Paste one section
Use one handbook section at a time so the review stays specific and the results stay actionable.
2. Add state context
Select the locations where employees work. State overlays change what should be checked next.
3. Get triage findings
See language flags, missing topics, and what deserves counsel or HR specialist review.
What shows up in the audit
Useful output, not a vague legal summary.
Severity-based finding cards
Each finding explains why the wording matters and what to review next.
Missing topic checklist
Spot thin areas before they create inconsistent manager behavior or employee confusion.
Exportable internal checklist
Share the audit as a clean follow-up list for policy owners, HR, or counsel.
Go deeper
Use the guides when you need more context before editing the handbook.
Required policy checklist
Pressure-test which policy sections belong in your handbook before you rewrite anything.
Read guidePay transparency guide
See where handbook wording usually drifts behind posting and manager-practice requirements.
Read guideExpense reimbursement by state
Spot the state-sensitive reimbursement rules that should change how you word remote-work and travel policies.
Read guideFAQ
Answer the two trust questions people ask first.
Is this legal advice?
No. It is a structured first pass that helps your team scope review faster.
Does it work for multi-state teams?
Yes. That is exactly why state context is part of the workflow.
Start with one section