Xpantra Xpantra

People analytics for mid market companies

Workforce decisions,
made with evidence.

Xpantra is a people analytics practice for leaders who need answers their HRIS cannot produce. Diagnostic audits, fixed scope projects, and fractional analytics leadership.

PEOPLE ANALYTICS · WORKFORCE STRATEGY · MID MARKET

01 — Practice

Most companies collect more workforce data than they use and make their biggest people decisions on the least of it. Xpantra builds the analytical layer between HR systems and executive judgment, translating headcount, attrition, hiring, and engagement signals into models leaders can act on.

02 — Services

How an engagement moves

The analysis exists to move a decision, not to describe the workforce in general.

01

Diagnostic Audits

A structured review of your people data, reporting cadence, and analytical capability. Delivered in four to six weeks. Concludes with a written assessment and a prioritized roadmap your team can execute or commission.

A quiet, modern workspace at morning light.

02

Analytics Projects

Fixed scope engagements against a specific question. Attrition risk modeling, workforce planning scenarios, manager effectiveness analysis, comp band design, hiring funnel diagnostics. Outcomes defined before work begins.

03

Fractional Leadership

For organizations that need senior people analytics judgment without a full time hire. Embedded one or two days per week, accountable for the analytical roadmap and the work that comes out of it.

Illustrative survival curve An illustrative survival curve. Retention probability declines over twenty-four months. A modeled curve retains more of the workforce than the baseline curve across the full period. MONTH 12 Modeled Baseline 1.0 0.5 0.0 0 12 24 MONTHS 0–24 RETENTION PROBABILITY
Illustrative survival curve — representative of attrition modeling output, not a client result.

Engagement type 01

Diagnostic Audits

An audit fits when the reporting exists but the confidence does not. The numbers are produced. Whether they answer the question leadership is actually asking is the open issue. The engagement combines a data inventory, interviews with the people who consume the current reporting, and an analytical capability assessment to establish what the data can support, where it cannot be trusted, and what it would take to close the distance between the two.

  1. 01 Data inventory and source mapping
  2. 02 Reporting cadence and consumer interviews
  3. 03 Analytical capability assessment
  4. 04 Vendor and tooling review
  5. 05 Written findings and prioritized roadmap

Typical duration: 4 to 6 weeks

Deliverable: Written assessment and 12 month roadmap

Engagement type 02

Analytics Projects

A project fits when the question is specific and the answer is consequential. The work includes attrition risk modeling using survival analysis, workforce planning scenarios, manager effectiveness studies that separate manager effects from team-level confounds, and compensation band design. Scope is fixed against that question before work begins. The engagement ends with a decision and the evidence behind it, not an open ended analysis that invites the next one.

  1. 01 Attrition and retention modeling
  2. 02 Workforce planning and scenario design
  3. 03 Manager effectiveness and span of control analysis
  4. 04 Hiring funnel diagnostics
  5. 05 Compensation band design and equity analysis
  6. 06 Org network analysis from collaboration metadata
  7. 07 Executive dashboard architecture

Typical duration: 6 to 16 weeks

Deliverable: Defined at scope

Engagement type 03

Fractional Leadership

Fractional leadership fits when the analytical need is continuous but a full time hire is premature. The practice carries the roadmap, builds the work, and owns the executive narrative until an internal team is ready to take it.

Who it suits
Series C and later, or mid market companies without a head of people analytics.
Cadence
One or two days per week, minimum six months.
What it owns
The analytical roadmap, the build, and the executive narrative.

Minimum commitment: 6 months

Cadence: 1 to 2 days per week

A still life of paper and light across a desk.
The objective is not more measurement. It is fewer, better decisions.

— from the practice

03 — Contact

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For audits, projects, and fractional engagements.