Bring Your Tools Together Without Interruption

Connect your HRMS, ERP, and biometric systems seamlessly to keep all data updated and in sync. Eliminate manual effort while ensuring attendance, payroll, and employee records flow accurately across systems, reducing errors and saving time.

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What TankhaPay Training & Development Offers

What You Get

Sync data instantly across systems.

Do less manual work with fewer errors.

Works with HR, finance, and compliance tools.

Ensure accurate attendance records.

The TankhaPay Advantage

Trusted by 1000+ Businesses

Work smarter, not harder.

TankhaPay Integrations make things run smoothly. TankhaPay eliminates manual work and ensures correctness at every stage by providing built-in connectors, real-time data flow, and easy connectivity with your existing systems. From payroll entries and compliance filings to attendance and cost tracking, everything is kept in one spot. There are no silos or duplicate work—only a unified platform that keeps your HR, financial, and business processes in sync.

FAQs

01.What is HRMS integration and why is it important?

HRMS integration is the process of connecting your HR software with other business systems such as payroll, accounting, ERP, recruitment, or learning platforms. It ensures seamless data flow, reduces manual work, and improves accuracy across systems.

Common integrations include payroll software, accounting platforms, ERP systems, recruitment tools, learning management systems, and employee self-service portals. These integrations help streamline workflows and maintain a single source of truth.

By automatically syncing data across systems, HR teams can avoid duplicate entries, reduce errors, and speed up processes such as onboarding, payroll processing, and attendance tracking.

Yes. Many HRMS platforms offer custom integration options to suit unique workflows, regional compliance requirements, or industry-specific software tools. This flexibility ensures the system adapts to your organisation rather than the other way around.

Key considerations include data security, compatibility with existing tools, real-time synchronization capabilities, and vendor support. Testing integrations during implementation ensures smooth operation and prevents disruptions later.