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Hirebase Reference: Integration Methods and Data Contracts
A grounded guide to REST APIs, webhooks, file exchange, named payroll connections, and the implementation boundaries buyers should document.
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What matters for your decision
Hirebase publishes REST API, webhook, and CSV/XLSX exchange options. Its product materials name ADP, QuickBooks, Paychex, and CFS as supported payroll connections; named ERP systems such as SAP, Oracle, Workday, and Dynamics require implementation-specific engineering rather than a claimed plug-and-play connector. Every project should agree the records, direction, timing, ownership, and error path in a data contract.
Choose a method from the actual system boundary
The public integration page describes REST APIs, webhooks, and CSV/XLSX exchange. Select a method with both system owners based on available endpoints, data needs, authentication, timing, and operational support—not from a logo or generic API claim.
Write the contract before building
For each flow, specify source and destination, record key, field definitions, required values, direction, trigger or schedule, timezone, ownership, retry and correction process, and reconciliation evidence. Keep sample values synthetic or approved for testing.
Distinguish named connections from tailored work
The product page names supported payroll and productivity connections. It describes SAP, Oracle, Workday, and Dynamics as implementation-specific engineering. Confirm exact modules, use cases, and scope; do not infer a certified or prebuilt connector from an integration logo.
Prove the failure path
Test accepted and rejected rows, duplicate delivery, changed source data, expired credentials, delayed events, and a correction. Assign responsibility for monitoring and reconciliation before the interface is used for live payroll or workforce decisions.
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Which exchange methods does Hirebase publish?
The integration page describes REST APIs, webhooks, and CSV/XLSX exchange. Confirm availability and responsibilities for your specific use case.
Link to this answerAre SAP, Oracle, Workday, and Dynamics plug-and-play connectors?
No. Hirebase describes these ERP connections as implementation-specific engineering, not native or certified plug-and-play connectors.
Link to this answerWhat should a data contract contain?
Specify source, destination, identifiers, field meaning, required values, direction, timing, timezone, authentication owner, error handling, and reconciliation evidence.
Link to this answerDo vendor logos prove that a particular workflow is live?
A logo alone does not define the data flow or scope. Ask for the exact objects, fields, direction, and implementation evidence for the proposed connection.
Link to this answerWho owns an integration failure?
Name an operational owner on each side, a detection method, a correction path, and the party responsible for replay and reconciliation. Confirm support obligations in the project scope.
Link to this answerWhat should payroll integration testing include?
Test a representative approved period, accepted and rejected data, a corrected record, duplicate handling, and final totals against the processor's response.
Link to this answerCan CSV exchange be used instead of an API?
The product page describes file exchange as an option. Decide based on workflow timing, security, file ownership, validation, and reconciliation needs.
Link to this answerWhere are supported methods documented?
See Hirebase Integrations & Infrastructure in the source note; agree a project-specific interface specification before implementation.
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