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November 4, 2021

OnPay, payroll software for small businesses, is live via Finch!

OnPay: a payroll business from the very start

When Jesse Burgess joined his family’s payroll business in 2007, he wanted to help the company’s payroll clerks be more efficient in serving their small business customers. Jesse streamlined the user experience, automated repetitive tasks, and ultimately realized he could bring the entire payroll process online. That’s when he founded OnPay.

Today, OnPay is a cloud-based and complete payroll solution that lets businesses run unlimited payrolls per month and create comprehensive employee information records. It’s popular with both small businesses and large organizations in North America, due to its great user experience, custom forms and fields, seamless user experience, automatic payroll tax calculation, and time tracking features. New users even get the first month free.

How do I get access to the OnPay integration?

Sign up for Finch by clicking the Request Access button in the top right of our website. (If you’re already a Finch customer, then you already have access to the OnPay integration.)

With Finch, you get access to the OnPay integration as well as 100+ other major employment providers (QuickBooks, ADP RUN, and more). You do not have to worry about integration updates, maintenance, or issues, as Finch’s team owns all technical requirements for each employment provider and provides you with one universal API.

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97% of HR professionals say it’s important for your app to integrate with their employment systems

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Payroll Integrations Made for Retirement

Finch lets recordkeepers and TPAs integrate with the payroll systems their sponsors use to pull pay and census data and manage deductions automatically.

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Thousands of applications make up the employment ecosystem, spanning uses from financial planning to employer-sponsored benefits. Get the full picture of how these applications fit together with our market map.

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Key Takeaways:
  • On average, 80% of participants default into their retirement plan, demonstrating that the majority of Americans aren’t actively engaged in their retirement planning — and highlighting the opportunity for recordkeepers to engage participants more directly.
  • Recent legislative changes and technological advancements represent a prime opportunity to get more individuals thinking about their financial futures and participating in the savings opportunities available to them.
  • Greater payroll connectivity provides recordkeepers with more comprehensive data, mitigating challenges introduced through file exchanges and arming recordkeepers with the up-to-date information they need to best support sponsors and participants alike.