Connect ADP Workforce Now integrations
Onboard job applicants and update employee demographics by connecting ADP Workforce Now to Make. Linking your HR platform to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly trigger payroll updates, track active job requisitions, and sync worker records across your databases. Create your Make account today to coordinate your global employee lifecycle.

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Automate ADP Workforce Now with Make to boost your HR efficiency
Connect ADP Workforce Now to your business apps using Make. Automatically sync new hire details, simplify payroll prep, and trigger instant Slack alerts to eliminate manual data entry errors.
Automate employee onboarding
Automatically sync new hire details from ADP to your communication and IT tools to ensure a seamless first day.
Simplify payroll prep
Connect your favorite time-tracking apps to ADP to send hours worked straight to payroll without manual data entry.
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Keep employee records updated everywhere
Instantly update employee profiles in your other business apps whenever changes are made in ADP Workforce Now.
Get instant alerts for key HR events
Automatically trigger Slack messages or emails for new hires, work anniversaries, and leave approvals.
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