Search, Filter & Export

Your Excel reflexes, upgraded β€” filter any list, shape it, take it with you

The real reason HR lives in Excel is filter, sort, hide columns and 'let me just get this into a sheet'. HumanR keeps every one of those reflexes: a query language that reads like plain English, filter chips anyone can click together, per-user column choices that stick, and an export button on every list that gives you exactly what you filtered.

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Sound familiar?

Answering 'which contracts end this quarter?' means exporting everything and pivot-tabling

HR systems with rigid dropdown filters that never combine the way the question was asked

Every screen shows someone else's idea of the right columns

The moment data leaves Excel, people fear they'll never get it back out

What you get

A query language for your workforce

Type status:Active department:FINANCE,ADMIN contract:<=+90d and hit enter β€” combine any columns with contains, starts-with, ranges, negation and relative dates like +90d or -1y. No SQL, no percent signs.

Filters as chips β€” no syntax required

The same filters exist as clickable chips and an '+ Add filter' menu. Chips and query box are built from one grammar, so whatever the menu offers, the box accepts β€” and vice versa.

Just type a word

Anything that isn't column:value searches names, staff numbers and contact details β€” a phone fragment or half a name is enough to find someone.

Columns you choose, remembered

Every table has a column picker. Hide what you never read, surface what you check daily β€” choices persist per user, and new columns arrive with sensible defaults.

Export what you see

Employees, payroll, leave, documents, deployment, recruitment, discipline, housing β€” the export honors your current filters, so the sheet that downloads is the answer, not the raw dump.

Chase lists in one expression

contract:<=+90d β€” contracts ending within 90 days, expired ones included. probation:<=+30d, permit expiry runs, missing-document sweeps: the daily chase lists are one line each.

Straight from the product

Real screens from the demo company β€” the same system your login opens.

HumanR employee list filtered with a typed query, shown as plain-English filter chips
One line β€” status:Active nat:BANGLADESHI,INDIAN contract:* β€” becomes plain-English chips and 37 matching rows. Export CSV takes exactly this list.
HumanR query box suggesting date shorthands while typing a contract filter
Type contract: and the box offers the dates you actually mean β€” today, +30d, +90d, a year ago, or an exact date.
HumanR column picker toggling table columns on the employee directory
Every table has a Columns picker β€” hide what you never read, keep what you check daily. Choices stick per user.

Frequently asked

Do we have to learn the query syntax?

No. Everything the query box does is also available as clickable filter chips and a menu β€” the syntax is a shortcut for people who want it, not a requirement. Teams typically start with chips and pick up the shorthand naturally.

Can we still get our data into Excel?

Any list, any time β€” one click, honoring the filters you have on screen. The point isn't to lock data in; it's that the master copy stops living in a workbook.

We have Excel power users β€” will this feel like a downgrade?

The opposite. Anyone comfortable with LIKE '%FIN%' or pivot filters maps their habits directly: ~ is contains, ^ is starts-with, comma is 'any of', minus is 'not'. The in-app help even translates common SQL patterns to the syntax.

Does everyone see the same view?

Column choices are per user β€” a recruiter and a paymaster can keep completely different views of the same list without stepping on each other.

See it with your own data-shaped data

Request a demo and we'll email you a personal login to a fully loaded demo company β€” explore real screens with realistic data within minutes.

No credit card. No sales call required. A real login, emailed to you.