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Dayforce

Dayforce Australia Pty Ltd

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Dayforce is an enterprise HCM platform that combines payroll, HR, time and attendance, scheduling, and talent management in a single cloud-based system. Its key differentiator is a continuous pay calculation engine, which processes payroll data in real-time throughout the pay period — eliminating traditional batch processing and providing greater accuracy. For Australian enterprise customers, Dayforce offers two complementary payroll solutions: the main Dayforce platform for integrated HCM and payroll, and Dayforce aPay (formerly Ascender Pay) — a dedicated, enterprise-grade payroll engine with nearly 30 years of ANZ-specific payroll expertise.


■ Key Features

  • Real-time continuous payroll calculation: Unlike batch-processing payroll systems, Dayforce calculates pay liabilities in real time as time entries, schedule changes, and employment updates occur — reducing EOFY correction runs and providing live payroll cost visibility throughout the pay period.

  • Dayforce aPay (ANZ enterprise payroll engine): Supports complex local legislation including the Australian Fair Work Act, STP, long service leave, and GESB reporting. Purpose-built for multi-award, multi-role, multi-entity environments and proven at scale in government, university, and large enterprise deployments.

  • Integrated time, attendance & scheduling: Time and attendance, rostering, and fatigue management connect natively to payroll — eliminating the need for separate T&A integrations and ensuring accurate pay calculations from worked hours through to payslip.

  • Award & EBA interpretation: Ascender Pay (Dayforce aPay) is purpose-configured for Australian compliance, including STP, superannuation, and complex award interpretation. It integrates natively with Workday, SAP SuccessFactors, and Oracle HCM.

  • AI-powered workforce analytics: AI agents for proactive compliance insights, predictive staffing recommendations, and strategic workforce planning — embedded across HR, payroll, and scheduling modules.

■ Who It's Best Suited For

  • Large and enterprise Australian organisations (typically 500+ employees) with complex multi-award, multi-entity, or multi-jurisdiction payroll requirements — particularly in government, healthcare, education, and large retail or logistics operations

  • Organisations that have outgrown mid-market payroll platforms and need real-time payroll accuracy, enterprise-grade compliance controls, and native time-and-attendance integration

  • SAP SuccessFactors, Workday, or Oracle HCM users seeking a dedicated ANZ payroll engine (Dayforce aPay) that integrates natively with their existing HCM platform

■ Integrates With

SAP SuccessFactors, Workday, Oracle HCM, Microsoft Teams, Humanforce, and major enterprise systems via API. Dayforce aPay integrates natively with leading ANZ HCM platforms.

Plans & Prices

Pricing is quote-based. Contact Dayforce at dayforce.com for a scoped quote.




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