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Rippling People Center Inc.

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Rippling is a workforce management platform that unifies HR, IT, and Finance on a single system built around one employee record. Unlike traditional HRIS platforms, Rippling combines payroll, device management, app provisioning, expense management, and compliance into a single unified data model — meaning onboarding a new hire can simultaneously trigger payroll setup, app access, device configuration, and benefits enrolment without switching systems. Native payroll is available in Australia, the US, UK, Canada, and India.


■ Key Features

  • Unified HR, IT & Finance: The platform's core differentiator — HR data, device management, app access, and spend management all share one employee record. Changes made in HR (new hire, termination, promotion) cascade automatically across payroll, IT, and finance without manual re-entry.

  • Native Australian payroll: Handles STP Phase 2, Modern Award interpretation, and Australian payroll compliance automatically, alongside superannuation and tax calculations.

  • Modular purchasing: Each HR, Finance, and IT product can be purchased separately alongside the core Rippling Platform, allowing organisations to start with what they need and add modules as they grow.

  • Workflow automation (Workflow Studio): A no-code tool allowing HR, IT, and finance workflows to be chained together — for example, automatically triggering offboarding across payroll, app deprovisioning, and device retrieval from a single action.

  • Global scalability: Global payroll is available across 90+ countries in 180+ currencies, with EOR services across 80+ countries — making Rippling well suited to businesses scaling internationally from an Australian base.

■ Who It's Best Suited For

  • Australian businesses (typically 10–2,000 employees) that want a single platform across HR, IT, and finance — particularly those frustrated by managing separate systems for payroll, device management, and app provisioning

  • Fast-growing or globally distributed organisations that need consistent, automated workflows as headcount scales across jurisdictions

  • Technology-forward companies that want to automate the full employee lifecycle — from offer letter to device return — without manual coordination between teams

■ Integrates With

Xero, QuickBooks, NetSuite, Slack, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Okta, Greenhouse, Lever, and 650+ apps via the Rippling App Shop.

Plans & Prices

Pricing is quote-based. Contact Rippling for a scoped quote at rippling.com .




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