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Papaya Global and Cegid Announce Partnership

Papaya Global, the ultimate workforce payroll and payments platform, and Cegid, a European leader in cloud management solutions for professionals in the finance (treasury, tax, ERP), human resources (payroll, talent management), accountancy, retail and entrepreneurship sectors, today announced their partnership offering clients a holistic solution for hiring, managing, and paying their global workforce.

By joining forces, Papaya and Cegid offer clients the technology and expertise to streamline their global payroll and payments through a single platform, manage workers in all employment models (full time, part time, contractors), and deliver accurate, compliant, and on time payments to over 160 countries.

“At Papaya, we build the technology that best addresses the needs of our clients,” said Andrew Simmons, Director of Strategic Partnerships at Papaya Global. “Partnering with Cegid gives our clients the edge to scale and succeed in their global expansions.”

“Papaya has both the technology and expertise to run a successful payroll and payments operation across the globe,” said Hervé Solus, Director of the Business Unit Talent at Cegid. “Its advanced platform and abilities add tremendous value for our clients and serve as the perfect complement to Cegid’s HR expertise.”

Papaya’s Workforce OS was purpose-built for payroll and payments. Harnessing its unique technology along with subject matter expertise, Papaya delivers a smooth payroll and payments process, with compliance and liability. The all-in-one platform serves as a single source of truth, providing critical, decision-driving data and visibility.

Cegid’s full-cloud business model delivers its clients with superior experiences while accelerating their digital business transformation.

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