Salarium targeting big businesses

Salarium, one of the country’s leading providers of technological business solutions, will launch the latest version of its payroll processing software this month.

Already serving small to medium enterprises, the update is actually a complete overhaul which Salarium says will bring a “new level of enterprise-grade payroll to address the requirements of bigger businesses in the Philippines.”

Payroll software update more an overhaul of its SME offering

“We wanted to provide large Philippine enterprises with a highly customizable payroll solution that is ideal for solutions integrators,” said Salarium founder and chief executive officer Judah Hirsch.

He explained that the needs of companies vary on a case-to-case basis, “so we decided to shift to a modular microservices-based architecture. This makes Salarium ideal for integrating into an existing structure or system.”

The modular architecture allows Salarium to create highly customizable technological solutions for their clients, Hirsch said.

Instead of distributing the software as a single bundle of services, Salarium now offers each service as an individual module.

Thus, large businesses need not be concerned about the difficulty of integrating the software because they can choose the specific solutions that meet their needs.

Version 3.0’s modular setup is a response to the demand for scalable technological solutions to process-heavy administrative tasks, Salarium said. “As a company grows, scalability becomes essential to maintaining the quality and reliability of its services,” it added.

Salarium’s new modules introduce independent scalability, with deployment being quicker.

“The new update has transformed Salarium into a powerful and highly customizable asset that guarantees a scalable management system, versatile timekeeping, sophisticated payroll disbursement and convenient handling of government reports,” the company said.