Integration directory

Find the systems behind your operation.

Payroll and HR

Systems connected to payroll and hr workflows.

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Background checks

Systems connected to background checks workflows.

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Payments

Systems connected to payments workflows.

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Recruiting and ATS

Systems connected to recruiting and ats workflows.

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E signature

Systems connected to e signature workflows.

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Accounting

Systems connected to accounting workflows.

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Communications

Systems connected to communications workflows.

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Business systems

Systems connected to business systems workflows.

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Automation

Systems connected to automation workflows.

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A controlled data path

Connect the decision, not just the fields.

Choose the source event, apply the operating rules in Teambridge, then send the approved outcome to the destination that needs it.

Source event

Worker hired
Check completed
Hours approved
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Teambridge workflow

Match context. Apply rules. Request approval.

The operational record stays attached.

Connected outcome

01Payroll input prepared
02Candidate moved forward
03Invoice record created

Product questions

Questions about connecting your stack

The practical details depend on the records, systems, and controls in your workflow.

No. The records, direction, timing, and approval points depend on the system and the workflow. Teambridge confirms the connection scope before implementation.

Potentially. Teambridge Apps, the Open API, and automation platforms can support additional connection patterns. Feasibility depends on the destination system, available access, and the workflow you need.

Configured integrations can bring relevant information into Teambridge or send approved Teambridge records outward. The exact direction and permissions are defined during implementation.

The integration should inherit the controls of the workflow it supports. Teambridge can place permission checks and approval points before consequential data or actions move to another system.

Open API and Teambridge Apps

Your system is not listed. The workflow can still start here.

Bring the system and the operational outcome you need. We can assess a direct connection, an automation platform, or a focused Teambridge App.

Connection brief

Start with one operational outcome

01Which record starts the workflow?
02What conditions must Teambridge check?
03Who approves the consequential action?
04Which system receives the result?
Leave with a scoped connection plan.

One connected operation

The handoff should keep its context.

An integration is useful when the destination receives the approved record and the source remains clear. Teambridge keeps the operational decision attached to the people and work behind it.

Keep records aligned

Move reviewed data, not another spreadsheet.

Connect worker, time, document, and billing records to the system that needs the next approved input.

Carry the workflow

Let a record change start the next action.

A hire, completed check, approved timecard, or invoice can continue into the configured workflow.

Keep control visible

Put approvals before consequential actions.

Define which records move, when they move, and where people review the result.