Cloud-native foundation
Designed as a cloud-hosted, multi-tenant service so product updates and configuration can scale across customers.
duoHR is positioned as cloud-native, multi-tenant and API-first, with practical options for attendance devices, finance systems, identity tools, communication channels and recruitment partners.
The goal is not integration volume. It is approved data arriving at the right point, with ownership, error visibility and a traceable correction path.
Designed as a cloud-hosted, multi-tenant service so product updates and configuration can scale across customers.
Use service APIs where approved workflows require dependable, governed exchange rather than repeated manual exports.
Validated imports and exports support migrations, recurring handoffs and systems that are not API-enabled.
Route approved alerts and action prompts into the channels employees and managers already use.
Final connector availability, data direction, frequency and commercial scope are validated during technical discovery.
Move approved payroll, reimbursement and recovery data into finance workflows without repeated re-entry.
Connect biometric and access-control data to attendance policies, exceptions, shifts and payroll inputs.
Keep access, employee communication and everyday collaboration aligned with joining, transfers and exits.
Connect candidate sources, background checks, interview scheduling and offer workflows to digital onboarding.
Use service APIs, imports, exports and notifications to keep approved business processes connected.
Every interface should define the source of truth, data owner, purpose, frequency, access scope, error handling and evidence required for audit or support.
Know which system can create or change each field.
Exchange only the data required for the workflow.
Route failed records to a named and accountable owner.
Prevent outdated files or retries from overwriting approved inputs.
Walk through the event, source record, business approval, target system, failure path and reconciliation report for every critical interface.
We’ll identify systems of record, required data flows, frequencies, control owners and the simplest reliable connection method.