PrismHR LIVE, the largest technology conference for the HR service provider industry, PrismHR, the leading HR technology software powering payroll, benefits and HR for small and medium-sized businesses across the US, announced that SwipeClock’s TimeWorksPlus is now integrated with the PrismHR platform and is being offered through the PrismHR Marketplace.
SwipeClock’s TimeWorksPlus simplifies time tracking for businesses and reduces the amount of time spent processing payroll. TimeWorksPlus’ integration with PrismHR enables employee and payroll data to be synchronized between the two platforms, saving time and eliminating errors.
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Features include:
- Single sign on for employee access to SwipeClock’s intelligent punch clock
- Employee synchronization from the PrismHR platform including dynamic field mapping for more accuracy
- Time sheet data automatically transported to PrismHR
“By unifying TimeWorksPlus and PrismHR, we make life easier for customers who are looking for a seamless timekeeping solution,” says SwipeClock CEO Coleman Barney. “Our partners are going to find this solution easier to administer, and our joint customers will enjoy a better experience.”
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Tim Pratte, Senior Vice President of Customer Success for PrismHR commented, “Our customers are always seeking better integration between our platform and best-of-breed solutions like TimeWorksPlus. We’re thrilled to be able to offer TimeWorksPlus through PrismHR Marketplace to our wide network of HR service providers.”
PrismHR LIVE is being held this week in Boston at the Westin Waterfront Hotel. Coleman Barney, SwipeClock’s CEO will be speaking on June 19 at 9:40am about the partnership, and the company will be exhibiting in booth #38.
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