AI-driven exit conversations that get the real answer. Pattern intelligence that finds who's leaving next. A weekly brief your CHRO can actually act on.
Average replacement cost is 1–2× annual salary. At a 15% voluntary turnover rate, a 500-person company loses over $2.3M annually to departures that showed clear warning signs. DeepSignal OS surfaces those signals before the resignation letter lands.
Traditional exit interviews are conducted by someone the employee has worked with for years. The result is a politically safe answer that tells HR nothing it can act on. The tools that exist are either 25-year-old form software or enterprise platforms that cost more than the attrition problem itself.
The mid-market has no system of record for retention intelligence. No predictive feed. No manager risk scoring. No flight risk signals on current employees. Just a spreadsheet and a feeling.
DeepSignal OS has two distinct faces — one for the employee leaving, one for the HR team staying. Neither knows what the other sees.
Research is consistent — people disclose more to a neutral AI than to a human colleague they've worked alongside for years. Quinn gets the real answer, not the exit-safe version. Not a better survey. Signal that currently doesn't exist because social friction kills it in every human interview.
Every competitor is backward-looking. DeepSignal OS uses departures to predict departures. The question that lands in every demo: "When was the last time HR came to a manager proactively, with data, before a resignation?" The answer is almost always never. That's the gap we own.
Sales has CRM. Finance has ERP. HR has a gut feeling and a spreadsheet. DeepSignal OS gives HR the same data leverage every other function takes for granted — the kind that lets you walk into a conversation with a CEO or a VP of Engineering and say "here's the data, not my opinion, it's been consistent for 18 months."
DeepSignal OS is in early access for HR teams at companies 200–2,000 employees. Limited seats.
No commitment. No enterprise procurement cycle. A 30-minute conversation with your data.