Connect your tools knowing who keeps each data point updated
Prepare data exchanges between Upikajob and your HR tools: master data, imports, exports, API access, and sync scope to validate.
Identify the system of record
For each data item (work identity, reporting line, start date, training, reported time), set the system of record, the direction of the exchange, its frequency, and who corrects it.
This keeps an old import from overwriting recent data and stops two lists from drifting apart.
- Excel or CSV import
- PDF import
- Data exports
- API
UpikajobExchange methods to consider
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Excel or CSV import
- Use to scope
- Assisted employee data migration
- Prerequisites
- Columns, IDs, and reporting lines checked
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PDF import
- Use to scope
- Rebuilding existing reviews
- Prerequisites
- Legible documents, human validation
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Data exports
- Use to scope
- Reuse in an external process
- Prerequisites
- Expected period, filters, and format
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API
- Use to scope
- Authorized reads and explicitly enabled operations
- Prerequisites
- Key activation and permissions
Test the cases a data flow will face
Named connectors, webhooks, payroll, ERP: availability to be confirmed for your project.
- New employee whose ID already exists.
- Change of manager or site.
- Format error, then corrected re-import.
- Departure, archiving, and history.
- Revoked access or insufficient permission.
Key takeaways for your project
- Data flow map to build
- Matching rules to validate
- Acceptance scenario to agree on
Helpful answers
Your questions, simply answered.
Pointers to assess your project and prepare the right questions.
All questionsIs there a ready-made connector for our payroll?
No named connector is assumed to be available. Tell us the software, version, and expected flow: an export or a custom exchange can be studied.
Can we read data through the API?
Yes, depending on permissions and after activation for your organization. The exact scope and terms of use are validated with the technical team.
Is synchronization always two-way?
No. Define each direction of exchange: read access is not two-way synchronization.
