Controls to reduce risk and protect access
- Visibility permissions by user and role
- Own password or SSO access
- Secure connections over HTTPS
- Activity traceability
The Seating Law (Ley Silla) is a Mexican labor regulation that requires employers to assess standing-work conditions for every role. Assess those conditions, get the risk level, and generate verification records. With a simple platform, a team that truly supports you, and AI agents.
The Seating Law (Ley Silla) is just the start. Our entire talent platform, in one place.
You set up the standing-work assessment, evaluators score each role, and you get the risk level with the verification record ready for inspection.
The Seating Law (Ley Silla) assessment, preloaded and ready to apply to every role.
A consultant sets up the factors, work centers, and scope of the assessment with you.
Identifies missing fields in the record and speeds up the initial setup of the process.
Each evaluator rates the conditions of their assigned employees, without friction.
We provide launch support, communicate the process, and handle exceptions with you.
Flags low participation, sends smart reminders, and prioritizes what's pending.
Every role gets its risk level, documented in a verification record.
We provide a consultative read of the results and help you land the action plan.
Classifies the risk of each role and suggests corrective actions and suitable furniture.
Beyond making Seating Law (Ley Silla) compliance easier, the platform safeguards continuity, access, and interoperability so your operation doesn't depend on improvisation.
It's a reform to Mexico's Federal Labor Law that requires employers to provide seats with backrests to people who work standing up, and prohibits requiring them to remain standing for an entire shift. It applies mainly to retail, services, and similar activities.
The assessment analyzes 7 standing-work factors, each scored from 1 to 3 points. The total (7 to 21) determines the role's risk level: Low, Medium, or High.
Yes. You document the results in a verification record for each work center, with observations, conclusions, and recommendations, downloadable as a PDF or a ZIP.
Yes. Based on the role's risk level, the platform suggests the most suitable type of seat or support to meet the regulation.
They speed up setup, classify the risk of each role, and suggest corrective actions, without taking judgment away from HR or the people responsible for compliance.
No. It's software, human support, and AI agents in a single experience. That combination is the difference.
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