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    It seems the era of "off-the-shelf" HR solutions is ending

    HR
    HRTech
    AI
    SaaS

    We increasingly hear the same thought from the market: universal HR Tech products, which are "out-of-the-box" or "plug-and-play," are failing to keep up with reality.

    And these are not just talks — there are indirect signals:

    — classic SaaS companies are losing valuation (down ~30%) — SaaS indices significantly lag behind the Nasdaq Composite — meanwhile, AI companies, especially those building products through generative AI and "vibe-coding," are growing very fast

    What does this mean in practice?

    👉 the market is tired of universal solutions 👉 an identical product no longer solves unique business challenges

    Today, a different approach wins:

    not "one-size-fits-all", but a customizable builder that can be assembled to fit your needs

    HRDs no longer want to:

    — adapt to the system — change processes for the sake of the tool

    They want the opposite:

    for the tool to adapt to them

    Hence the trend:

    ✔ customizable solutions ✔ AI assistants instead of fixed scenarios ✔ flexible products that can be further configured for a specific company

    Essentially, we see a shift:

    from SaaS → to AI-native platforms and configurable systems

    And this is just the beginning.