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From Humvora to CorperaHQ: why we renamed

What started as an HRMS grew into a complete business OS. The old name didn't carry the full story. Here's what changes, what doesn't, and why we made the call.

CorperaHQ team·May 28, 2026
4 min read

When we shipped the first version of Humvora in 2025, the product covered exactly one thing: workforce management. HRMS, attendance, leaves, payroll. The name fit.

A year later, we've shipped eight more modules. Hiring + ATS. Leads + CRM. Skill tests. Finance + invoicing. Live dashboards. AI insights. Tasks, schedules, and approvals. Captain — our mobile-first app for field reps.

The old name held us back

"Humvora" reads as a single product. Customers we talked to last month described us as "the HRMS company" — which is half the truth and gets us boxed into the wrong category on every comparison page. The bigger problem: enterprise prospects assumed we couldn't handle their sales pipeline or finance flow because the name didn't suggest it.

The brief

We needed a name that said: this is the place your business runs from. Headquarters. Hub. Control room. Plus an identity that worked across every market we ship into and didn't fight in trademark land.

Why CorperaHQ

"Corpera" hints at corporate / corpus / operations. "HQ" makes the metaphor concrete — your headquarters, in software. Together they read as one place to run things. We bought corperahq.com the day we settled on it.

What's changing

  • corperahq.com is the new marketing site (you're on it now)
  • api.corperahq.com is the new API hostname (api.lsnep.com keeps serving for now)
  • Logo, color palette, and brand voice all refreshed
  • Every dashboard surface — ERP, Captain, Master Panel — has been renamed in-app

What's not changing

  • Your data. The MongoDB database keeps the name 'Humvora' internally so existing records aren't disturbed. This is a deliberate engineering decision.
  • Your login. Same URLs work; we'll redirect humvora.lsnep.com automatically.
  • Your pricing.
  • The team building it.

We'll publish a separate engineering post on how we coordinated the rename across four codebases in one day — including the DNS hiccup that took us three tries to clear up.