Your team, under control

The HR software all-in-one

Centralize time tracking, absences, shifts and documents for your company in a single platform. Save time, reduce errors and stay compliant without the hassle.

Horalia HR platform
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Your whole team management, in one place

Forget spreadsheets and jumping between tools. Horalia brings together everything you need to manage your team from start to finish.

Time tracking & digital clocking

Record clock-ins, clock-outs and breaks from any device. Stay compliant and always have your data ready for an inspection.

  • Clock in from mobile, web and tablet
  • Automatic reports for inspections
  • Secure storage for 4 years

Absence and holiday management

Your employees request holidays and absences in seconds and managers approve them with one click. Everything is reflected in a shared calendar.

  • Automatic requests and approvals
  • Always up-to-date team calendar
  • Customizable absence types

Shift planning

Create and publish shifts with drag and drop. Your team gets their schedule instantly, from anywhere.

  • Drag-and-drop shift creation
  • Instant publishing for your team
  • Rotating, split and night shifts

Tailored schedules

Design flexible schedules adapted to each department or employee, whatever your company's working day looks like.

  • Continuous, split or flexible workdays
  • Assign by team or person
  • Hours and deviation control

Documents & electronic signature

Centralize contracts, payslips and policies, and sign them with advanced electronic signature recognized by the Spanish Government.

  • Centralized document management
  • Advanced electronic signature with legal validity
  • Secure access from any device
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Your company, in your team's pocket

With the Horalia app, your employees can clock in, request holidays and check their shifts wherever they are. And you manage the whole team from a single dashboard.

Your team can also carry the HR software in their pocket thanks to the mobile app. And that's not all: everyone can log their working hours from any device: web, mobile or tablet.

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Do self-employed workers have to clock in in Spain? A case-by-case guide

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Mandatory digital time tracking in Spain: where the law stands and when it takes effect

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New mandatory contract information in Spain from 5 October: what you must hand over, and when

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Royal Decree 723/2026 takes effect on 5 October and expands to seventeen items the information you must give in writing before anyone starts work: itemised pay, working time, a justified probation period, and even the algorithmic systems involved in decisions. Here is the full list, the deadlines, and why the fine is not the real risk.

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Do self-employed workers have to clock in in Spain? A case-by-case guide

Self-employed workers operating alone don't have to clock in, but the moment they hire one person the obligation starts on day one. Here's the case-by-case map — sole traders with staff, company-director autónomos, family collaborators, TRADE and bogus self-employment — the tougher regime for part-time contracts, and why the €751 to €7,500 fine is imposed per workplace and not per worker.

Mandatory digital time tracking in Spain: where the law stands and when it takes effect

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Mandatory digital time tracking in Spain: where the law stands and when it takes effect

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Is time tracking mandatory for remote work? Everything you need to know

Aug 28, 2026

Is time tracking mandatory for remote work? Everything you need to know

Employees working remotely have to clock in too. Here's what article 14 of Spain's Law 10/2021 requires, what a remote time record must contain, how far employer monitoring can go and the fines of up to €7,500 per workplace.

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“We used to juggle spreadsheets and scattered emails. With Horalia we have clock-ins, holidays and shifts in one place, and I've taken a huge load of admin work off my plate.”

Laura Gómez

Human Resources Director

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Marc Puig

Area Director

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