
Base
Base
Consolidate fragmented skills data into one expert‑curated ontology that powers every talent decision. Stop wasting time reconciling spreadsheets, eliminate duplicate skills, and give HR and leaders the unified foundation they need to match people to work, close gaps, and plan with confidence.

Without a unified skills foundation, workforce planning stalls, matching is inaccurate, and HR spends more time reconciling data than acting on it. Fuel50 Base gives you the single source of truth that powers every downstream talent decision.
Without a unified skills foundation, HR teams spend weeks reconciling spreadsheets, job descriptions, and disconnected systems—delaying workforce planning and creating inconsistent matching across the organization.
Self‑reported skills and AI‑generated taxonomies produce thousands of duplicates and variations—so matching, gap analysis, and planning are unreliable and leaders can’t trust the data.
Generic taxonomies miss the nuance of your industry and roles—without expert curation and continuous updates based on labor market signals, your skills data becomes outdated before you can act on it.

A robust library of 5,000+ skills, uniquely curated by Fuel50’s dedicated team of I/O Psychologists and HR Specialists in order to avoid duplicative skills and quality dilution.

Data-driven intelligence that provides insights into talent, skills, and performance data.

Visual representation of an employee’s skills profile.

Centralized view of employee information.

University of California, Irvine

Smartsheet
If you need to unify fragmented skills data, eliminate duplicate taxonomies, and build a trusted foundation for workforce planning, Base delivers outsized impact across these industries.

Unify skills language across sites and functions so workforce planning, safety certifications, and operational skills are consistent and comparable enterprise‑wide.

Support risk, compliance, and transformation programs with a governed skills foundation that aligns talent data to regulatory and audit requirements.

Build a compliant, governed skills foundation with expert‑curated definitions aligned to regulatory requirements and scientific role demands.

Stay current with rapidly evolving technical skills through continuous labor market updates, so matching and planning reflect today’s capabilities—not yesterday’s job descriptions.
On average, at Lennox, each internal move added five months of tenure. Multiply that across Lennox’s 4,800 tracked internal moves, and the company effectively retained more than 2,000 years’ worth of institutional knowledge. Each goal added to an IDP was linked to 25 extra days of tenure, and each developmental action to another 17 days. Even a modest level of engagement—just a few goals and actions—could easily translate into an additional year of tenure for an individual.

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