Workforce · HR · People Analytics

Your workforce datahas stories to tell.Let's write them together.

Novel Intelligence is a specialized workforce and people analytics firm. We build analytics solutions inside your environment, on the technology you already own or the stack that fits you best, and pair it with senior consulting expertise so your team owns the outcome.

Built in your environmentAll major systemsOwned by your team
See the Retention Playbook
Hundreds
of client engagements
400 → 100k+
employee organizations
Decades
of practitioner experience
Every industry
healthcare to energy

What we measure

The metrics that move the business.

Every engagement is anchored in the workforce metrics that actually change outcomes, retention, mobility, and quality of hire. Built on your data, inside your systems.

Who we are

Workforce analytics and planning.It's what we do.

Our consultants have decades of experience helping organizations advance their workforce analytics and workforce planning practices. The team at Novel Intelligence has worked with hundreds of companies, from SMB to massive, global household names.

We work inside your environment, with the tools you already have, or help you pick the right ones if you don't. We're not here to sell you a platform. We're here to build the analytics capability your team will own, whether you're just standing up a people analytics function or scaling advanced workforce planning technology.

Featured offering

The Employee Retention Playbook.

In a perfect world, you'd have unlimited resources to retain every top performer. In the real world, we show you how, and exactly when, to leverage mobility, compensation, and engagement to keep your best people.

Inside the playbook

  • Employee Career Retention Guide, tailored per role and tenure
  • Turnover root-cause findings from your HRIS, ATS, and performance data
  • Predictive flight-risk scoring built on your own history
  • When to leverage mobility vs. compensation vs. engagement

Ready to see what your data can do?

A 30-minute conversation is usually enough to sketch the roadmap.