It would be extremely beneficial to allow organisations to create custom headers or categories for documents and forms attached to employee records. Currently, users are limited to the predefined fields provided by Tanda. While these fields may suit some use cases, they can create a cluttered and inconsistent experience when managing large volumes of documents. The ability to create custom document categories would improve organisation, searching, filtering, and overall usability. Additionally, there is a need for more granular security permissions across forms, documents, incident reports, and file notes. For example, confidential HR records may currently be visible to users such as Payroll Officers who do not require access to sensitive employee relations information. This creates potential confidentiality and privacy risks. Introducing permissions such as "Admin Only" or configurable role-based access controls would help ensure that sensitive information is only accessible to authorised personnel, strengthening both privacy and compliance. Another key improvement would be increased visibility for HR teams when information is added to an employee's record. Currently, there is no practical way for HR to monitor new file notes, performance documentation, incident reports, or other records being uploaded by managers. The ability to receive notifications, subscribe to updates, or run reports on newly added employee records would allow HR to proactively support managers, ensure consistency in performance management processes, identify emerging employee relations issues, and provide timely guidance before matters escalate.