About Tiveo
Tiveo is built by one developer, who also runs it and answers the phone himself. When you choose software for employee data, you should know who you are dealing with.
- Location
- Neuss, near Düsseldorf
- Business
- Sole proprietorship, almost 20 years
- Response
- Usually within 24 hours on working days
- Languages
- German, English
Why Tiveo exists at all
Only one person can work on an Excel file at a time. In a small team that is fine. Once ten people are requesting leave and three managers need to approve it, though, everything ends up with the one person who looks after the file. I built Tiveo for teams like that. If a spreadsheet is enough for you, the Excel planner remains the right choice and stays free.
Who is behind it
My name is Sven Brunn. I am based in Neuss, near Düsseldorf, and I have been building software for almost twenty years. I started with websites; these days the work runs from setting up servers to building dashboards. Sven Brunn Mediasolutions is a sole proprietorship, so if you call Tiveo, you get me on the phone. My other work, client projects for companies in the Rhineland, is at sven-brunn.de.
What I do not do
Tiveo does not handle personnel files, payroll or recruiting. It covers what belongs together on a working day: absences, working time, the roster and qualifications. If you need a complete HR suite, a larger provider will serve you better, and I would rather say so up front.
The application is new
The leave calculation behind it has been maintained since 2017 and has grown over 67 releases. It knows the public holidays of all 16 German states, and now those of Austria and Switzerland too, along with remaining leave, half days, part-time and special leave. Tiveo is built by a business that has been writing software for companies in the Rhineland and across the German-speaking countries for almost 20 years.
Three websites from one business
Everything I build is made in the same office in Neuss. Here are the other two sites.
Questions?
Call or write. I read every message myself, and when you ring, you are talking to me.