Technology that works with your existing environment.
PiPO HRIS is designed to fit the environment you already run — and we confirm what is supported before you commit to it.
Integration is the area where software vendors are most tempted to overstate, and where overstating causes the most damage — because the cost of discovering it during implementation falls entirely on you. So this page describes what PiPO HRIS integrates in categories, and the specific systems, versions and devices in your environment are confirmed during scoping. We do not list third-party logos or name partner products we have not verified.
The categories we work across
Four categories, described honestly. Which specific systems within them are supported for you is an answer we give during scoping, in writing, before you buy.
Biometric and attendance devices
Integration with biometric terminals and attendance capture devices, including ZKTeco scenarios, in applicable implementations.
- Device estate assessed during scoping
- Capture method chosen per site
- No claim of universal device compatibility
Enterprise and finance systems
Structured exchange with the finance and enterprise systems an organisation already runs, most commonly for payroll journals and cost allocation.
- Payroll journal output
- Cost allocation by unit or site
- Agreed structured formats
Banking and payment files
Payment file output in the formats your banks actually accept, configured per implementation.
- Formats confirmed during scoping
- Produced from approved payroll, not re-keyed
APIs and approved workflows
Structured data exchange for organisations with their own integration standards or a reporting environment to feed.
- Structured export
- Agreed exchange workflows
- Scope confirmed per environment
Why there are no partner logos on this page. A logo wall implies a tested, supported and maintained integration. Publishing one before that is true would make your implementation harder, not easier. When an integration is genuinely verified, it will be named here — and not before.
How an integration question is actually answered
During scoping we go through the systems and devices in your environment one at a time, and each gets one of three answers: supported, meaning we have done it and will do it here; achievable, meaning it requires defined work that we will scope and price; or not available, meaning we will tell you now rather than during your go-live weekend.
That third answer is the one most vendors avoid giving, and it is the one that protects the project. An implementation that starts with an accurate list of what will and will not connect is an implementation that finishes.
Common questions
Enterprise and finance system exchange is a supported category, most commonly for payroll journals and cost allocation. Whether your specific system and version is covered is confirmed during scoping — we will not answer that question from a brochure.
Biometric terminal integration, including ZKTeco scenarios, is supported in applicable implementations. Your device estate is assessed during scoping before any hardware decision is made.
Structured data exchange and approved integration workflows are available. The scope and method for your environment are agreed during scoping.
Bring us your systems list.
We will go through it and tell you what is supported, what is achievable and what is not — before you commit to anything.