Complete separation between companies
Every record stays private to its own company. No cross-company data leakage, regardless of role or query.
Multi-entity
Multi-company, modeled correctly.
Parent companies, branches and subsidiaries — managed from one console with strict data isolation between entities. Every record stays private to its company. No cross-entity leakage, ever.
One database for many companies is a data-leak waiting to happen.
Groups that bolt several companies into one merged company end up netting payrolls that should stay separate, leaking data across entities, and losing the boundaries auditors and regulators expect to see.
Each entity, isolated and accounted for.
Group dashboard
A consolidated view across the group, with a financial overview that rolls up entities without merging them.
Entity integration
Onboard branches and subsidiaries into the group, manage the corporate hub and assign roles per entity.
PAYE by entity, never netted
Group PAYE remittance is presented per entity and per state, so each company’s tax position stays its own.
Learn moreIntercompany transfers
Move an employee between entities as a tracked transfer, preserving history without breaking company boundaries.
Isolated payroll runs
Each company runs its own pay cycle separately, so a group processes many payrolls from one place without netting them together.
Learn moreA group view that never compromises the boundaries.
Leadership sees the whole group from one console while every query, payroll and report stays private to its entity — the consolidation is a view, never a merge of data that should stay apart.
Run the whole group without blurring the lines.
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Questions, answered
Every record stays private to its own company, so data never leaks across entities regardless of role or query — the isolation is enforced at the data layer, not just the UI.