What's new in CLVR Benefits
Product update for June 2026
In a nutshell: a brand new Help Center, an HR dashboard rebuilt around your savings, and reminders that keep expense reviews moving. Here is everything that shipped this month.
In a nutshell: a brand new Help Center, an HR dashboard rebuilt around your savings, and reminders that keep expense reviews moving. Here is everything that shipped this month.
June was about answers and overview. Every feature in the platform now has a clear, searchable article explaining it, the HR dashboard leads with the number your CFO actually asks about, and expense reviews no longer stall while everyone waits for someone else to click. Here is what to look for the next time you log in.
A brand new Help Center
The Help Center is live. Browse clear, step-by-step articles that walk you through every part of CLVR Benefits, from uploading a wellness receipt to setting up payroll reporting, in both Swedish and English. It is searchable, organized by role, and written from the real product, so what you read is what you see. You will find it under Support on our website, and it is the fastest way to answer the "how do I..." questions that used to end up in an email.
The HR dashboard, rebuilt around savings
The HR dashboard now opens with how much your company saves on employer fees by offering benefits through CLVR. Below it, clean charts show your benefits over time, how they split across tax treatments, and how the budget is pacing through the year. A new action queue collects the items that need your attention, so the dashboard is not just a status page but a to-do list you can clear.
Expense reviews that keep moving
If your company uses reviewers for expense reports, you can now set a reminder schedule. Reviewers with pending reports get a nudge on the cadence you choose, and the reminders stop on their own the moment the review is done. No more chasing colleagues by chat.
Welcome emails, better timed
New employees added with a future start date now receive their welcome email on that start date rather than the day they were entered, and the email arrives in your company's language.
Fixes worth knowing about
Scheduled terminations now process automatically on the date you set. Dragging a column in the employees table now moves the data together with the header. Partner benefit pages show their uploaded brochure files, and benefit store category counts only include benefits your company can actually see.
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