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Best HRIS for a 150-person company?

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We've outgrown spreadsheets. Requirements: payroll that can handle a USD salary with a declared contribution base, social security exports, leave tracking, and something the team will actually open. Local vendors give us the compliance side; international ones give us the interface. Has anyone found a setup that does both without three integrations?

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Anonymous FinTech ProfessionalAnsweredHR Perspective20h ago

We run an international HRIS for everything employee-facing and keep payroll with a local provider who knows the local filings. Two systems, but the alternative was one system that was wrong about the thing that gets you fined.

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Anonymous Logistics ProfessionalAnsweredHR Perspective16h ago

Whatever you pick, migrate leave balances first and payroll last. We did the reverse and spent a quarter reconciling.

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