Elevo
French talent suite for performance reviews, People Review, eNPS surveys and compensation planning
Quick Overview
| Company | Elevo (SAS) |
|---|---|
| Category | HR Software |
| Headquarters | Montreuil, France |
| Founded | 2017 |
| EU Presence | EU (France) |
| Data Location | Europe (provider not named) |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Contact for pricing; no public price list |
| Free Option | Demo on request |
| Replaces | Leapsome, Lattice, 15Five |
Detailed Review
Elevo is a Paris-region talent suite built around the same continuous-conversation idea as Dialog and Leapsome, with a French accent: performance reviews and 360 feedback, a People Review module for calibrating talent decisions across teams, eNPS and pulse surveys for tracking engagement over time, competency mapping, training-budget management, and compensation planning.
Elevo, the operating company, is based in Montreuil outside Paris and has run the product since 2017, recently joining forces with the Swedish assessment company Assessio to build a wider European HR-tech group.
Data is hosted in Europe, though Elevo does not name its infrastructure provider on its public pages, which is a step behind Personio's named AWS Frankfurt region or Lucca's named OVHcloud contract.
Pricing is quoted rather than published — there is no price list on the site, only a demo request — which puts it alongside Dialog and Kenjo rather than alongside the vendors that publish a rate card. Against Leapsome and Dialog, which already cover this ground with a more complete public record, Elevo's case rests on the People Review module and the Assessio pairing rather than on price transparency.
What Elevo does well
- Performance, People Review, eNPS and compensation in one suite
- People Review module for cross-team calibration, distinct from a single review cycle
- French company (Montreuil), running the product since 2017
- Data hosted in Europe
- Now paired with Assessio to build a wider European HR-tech group
Where Elevo falls short
- No public price list; quote only after a demo
- Infrastructure provider not named, unlike Personio or Lucca
- No independent security certification published
- Smaller and less documented than Dialog or Leapsome
Standout feature. The only platform here with a dedicated People Review module for calibrating talent decisions across teams rather than one manager at a time.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Performance, People Review, eNPS and compensation in one suite
- People Review module for cross-team calibration, distinct from a single review cycle
- French company (Montreuil), running the product since 2017
- Data hosted in Europe
- Now paired with Assessio to build a wider European HR-tech group
Cons
- No public price list; quote only after a demo
- Infrastructure provider not named, unlike Personio or Lucca
- No independent security certification published
- Smaller and less documented than Dialog or Leapsome
Alternatives to Elevo
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Elevo?
Elevo is a Paris-region talent suite built around the same continuous-conversation idea as Dialog and Leapsome, with a French accent: performance reviews and 360 feedback, a People Review module for calibrating talent decisions across teams, eNPS and pulse surveys for tracking engagement over time, competency mapping, training-budget management, and compensation planning.
Elevo, the operating company, is based in Montreuil outside Paris and has run the product since 2017, recently joining forces with the Swedish assessment company Assessio to build a wider European HR-tech group.
Where is Elevo based?
Elevo operates from Montreuil, France, which places it under EU (France).
What does Elevo cost?
Contact for pricing; no public price list. Demo on request.
Who is Elevo best for?
French companies wanting performance reviews and eNPS together. The only platform here with a dedicated People Review module for calibrating talent decisions across teams rather than one manager at a time.
What are the drawbacks of Elevo?
No public price list; quote only after a demo. Infrastructure provider not named, unlike Personio or Lucca. No independent security certification published. Smaller and less documented than Dialog or Leapsome.