The use case: how Ramp deploys Merge
Ramp built to Merge's HRIS Unified API to add many HRIS integrations that sync employee data such as names, job titles, departments, managers, and locations. These syncs drive automated card provisioning, updates, and deprovisioning for Ramp's customers.
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Using Merge, we simply have to check off a box to add a new HRIS integration. This gives us full confidence that we can support any of our customers’ HRIS integration needs over time.Other AI tools used by Ramp
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Once the team at Ramp built to Merge’s HRIS Unified API, they were able to add 30+ HRIS integrations, which includes enterprise-grade systems like ADP and UKG, as well as systems geared towards SMBs, like Gusto and Humaans.