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Mercans wants payday to be boring. In 160 countries.
A payroll specialist with its own calculation engine, Mercans is selling an escape from the monthly spreadsheet scramble. Its customer stories put a price on the problem.
Moorepay sells the hours before payday
The British payroll specialist turns a recurring administrative headache into a software-and-service business. Its most revealing pitch is the time customers say they get back.
Frontier Software and the art of getting payday right
For more than four decades, Frontier Software has worked on the unglamorous machinery behind payday. Its story runs from a kitchen-bench design to multinational payroll, with hard lessons about the price of trust.
Cintra wants to give payroll its week back
An 11-day payroll process became two at Ocado, according to Cintra’s customer account. Behind the saving is a Newcastle business pairing its own software with the people who run the numbers.
OneSource Virtual Put the Back Office Inside Workday - Then Bet the Company on Staying There
Most outsourcers ask for your data. OneSource Virtual sends its specialists into the system where that data already lives - a narrow Workday-only bet now moving more than $250 billion a year.