Technology
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Richard Rowell
A payroll software migration does not have to mean changing your bureau, your client experience and your employee experience at the same time. Luna creates a different route: modernise the service layer first, then migrate the payroll engine separately and...
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Liam Ridgill
APIs are becoming an expected part of modern payroll technology. But connecting two systems is only the first part of the integration problem. Payroll also needs to know what the data means, when it is ready to use and what...
- Liam Ridgill
If only everything it takes to run a bureau could live in one place – built for payroll, not adapted from something else. For most payroll bureaus, that remains wishful thinking. The reality is a stack of tools that were...
- Liam Ridgill
Payroll software runs pay. But what runs the business in a managed payroll bureau? For years, payroll providers have relied on payroll engines to do most of the heavy lifting. They calculate pay accurately and handle the filings on time....
- Liam Ridgill
It’s Monday morning. Your bureau’s central inbox contains 47 new messages. Scattered among the meeting requests, supplier invoices, and team updates are eight emails containing payroll data: A spreadsheet with 150 employees’ salaries and NI numbers A PDF scan of...
- Liam Ridgill
If only clients could interrogate their payroll data directly instead of waiting for static reports. The PDF prison of payroll approvals It’s Thursday afternoon. Your client has just received their monthly payroll approval pack — a 47-page PDF containing employee...
- Liam Ridgill
The way we pay our teams has undergone a quiet but profound transformation. For decades, the moment an employee received their pay was simply a transaction; a necessary administrative step. But what if that interaction could be transformed into a...