Total Compensation and Benefits decisions are growing more complex by the day. Leaders need confidence that their holistic total rewards strategy works in concert to support company goals, yet the underlying data for these decisions exists in siloed systems and processes.

Sequoia Pages solves this problem. Building on the foundation of Sequoia OS Analytics, Pages brings data, analytics and planning together in one canvas. Working from the same always-live data, your leadership team and Sequoia advisors can review, make comments, and add insights to accelerate the time from decision to action

How Sequoia Pages Works

Once you’ve connected Sequoia OS to existing systems, such as HRIS, payroll, equity, benefits, and ATS, Sequoia Pages pulls metrics into its one connected platform. Then, the charts and analysis you create stay up to date, with the context from your Sequoia advisor right where you need it.

From there, Sequoia Pages makes it easy to bring your reporting and decision making into one place. You can create a Page from scratch, add narrative context with text and images, and include the charts and metrics you and your team rely on most. When you’ve got a format you like, save it as a reusable template so your team stays consistent month after month. Sequoia Pages also follows Sequoia OS permissions, so users will automatically see your metrics and charts without any extra setup.

A quick way to begin is with a Page your Sequoia team shares, like your quarterly reports. You can clone that Page and tailor the analytics for ongoing reporting. With any Page, you have full control over the timeframe with an intuitive date range filter. You can quickly shift between time periods to spot trends, answer questions from leadership quickly, and validate impact.

Bringing insights, narrative, and decision-making for Sequoia advisors and Sequoia clients into one connected workspace lets you move from analysis to action without switching tools or losing context. Instead of rebuilding reports, you start with live data and collaborate in real time, making it easier to understand what matters, build a clear storyline, and guide your team to confident decisions.

  • See what matters: View workforce metrics and advisor notes for any timeframe or use your quarterly business review Page as a single source of truth for what changed.
  • Build the narrative: Create reports that read like a storyline, not a spreadsheet, connecting it to live metrics. Add teammates to the Page so review happens with context, not over email.
  • Share and revisit: Share one link that leaders can review anytime and download a copy for offline sharing.

How to Use Sequoia Pages

Sequoia Pages is available now in the Analytics module of Sequoia OS for Sequoia clients to explore custom data views, go-to metrics, and more. Looking for a preview to share with your team? Check out this video introducing Pages in Sequoia OS.

Sequoia clients will find their Quarterly Business Review in Sequoia Pages going forward. And, with Pages, you’ll get a dynamic report that your leaders can use before, during, and after the meeting. Your Sequoia team can share more about what this looks like for you.

What’s ahead for Sequoia Pages in 2026

The features coming next for Sequoia Pages are designed to further reduce manual work, strengthen consistency across recurring reports, and make it easier to understand how decisions evolve over time. Here’s what’s ahead in 2026:

  • AI text assistant to help draft and refine Page copy, so you can move from insight to narrative faster
  • Folders and a stronger metrics catalog to keep recurring reports organized and reduce time searching for the right view

Explore more and see Sequoia Pages in action at Transform 2026

At Sequoia’s booth (booth #221) at the Transform 2026 conference, March 23-25 in Las Vegas, clients can tour Sequoia Pages’ advanced analytics dashboards, workflow automation, and expanded integration capabilities. Or, visit sequoia.com/total-comp-benefits/ pages for more information.

Jonathan Moore — Jonathan is the Senior Director of Product Marketing for Sequoia. He explores the complex challenges facing companies today through research to inform Sequoia’s tech-enabled advisory approach and go-to-market strategy. He has spent his career within the Healthcare and HR Technology industries. In his free time, Jonathan enjoys good coffee, Danish design, and photography.