Connect HiBob integrations
Orchestrate your global team's employee lifecycle by automating HiBob to manage onboarding, time-off requests, and employee records. Connecting your people operations to our workflow automation tool lets you instantly provision IT access for new hires, update payroll changes, and sync shift schedules. Register for a free account today to build your first HR connection.

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Supercharge Your HR Workflows: Integrate HiBob Using Make
Connect HiBob to Slack, Google Workspace, Google Calendar, Outlook, and Microsoft Teams using Make. Automatically sync employee data and manage IT provisioning without writing code.
Automated IT provisioning
Automatically create accounts in Slack, Google Workspace, and other apps the moment a new hire is added to HiBob.
Instant team celebrations
Automatically share work anniversaries, birthdays, and welcome messages in Slack or Microsoft Teams to boost company culture.
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Effortless leave tracking
Keep team calendars up to date by automatically syncing approved time-off requests from HiBob to Google Calendar or Outlook.
Stress-free payroll updates
Sync employee data and financial updates directly from HiBob to your accounting tools to prevent manual data entry errors.
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