Integrations
Connect to everything
Truster integrates with the tools your company already uses. From HR systems to accounting, from communication to payments.
Why companies integrate their systems with Truster
When a company works with light entrepreneurs, freelancers or gig workers, the administrative burden around invoicing and payroll grows quickly. Someone ends up entering data by hand from one system to another: who has invoiced, how much has been paid, and what information needs to be reported to the tax authority. Integration removes this extra step.
When an HR system, accounting software or payment system is connected to Truster, information flows automatically between systems. The company no longer needs to maintain the same data in two places, and no one has to manually check that the figures match.
This saves time, but it also reduces errors. Manually entered data is always prone to typos and oversights. When information moves directly from one system to another, the chance of errors drops significantly.
What an integration typically automates
The scope of an integration varies depending on which system Truster connects to. However, the most common tasks it automates are similar regardless of whether it's an HR system, accounting software or a payment system.
- Invoicing flows: invoices move from one system to another without anyone copying data by hand.
- Tax card information: withholding tax is calculated according to the tax card, and the information stays up to date without separate manual updates.
- Payments: salaries and compensation move to payment without separate manual approval rounds between systems.
- Reporting: accounting and HR systems get an up-to-date view of invoicing and payroll without separate manual compilation.
In addition, integration can connect YEL matters and insurance to the company's own system, so all the necessary information is available in one place.
A public API as the foundation for integrations
All Truster integrations are built on the public Truster API. It provides a consistent way to retrieve and transfer data between Truster and a company's other systems, whether that's an HR system, accounting software, communication tools or payment systems.
Because the interface is public, a company's own technical team or partner can build exactly the connection they need. Beyond ready-made integrations, the API also enables custom solutions for companies with their own systems or specific needs.
Truster serves more than 55,000 users, and new integrations are being built continuously as companies' needs evolve.
The benefits of integration in short
- Information moves automatically between systems, so no one enters the same data in two places.
- Invoicing flows, tax card information, payments and reporting are all handled without manual work.
- Errors decrease because data no longer has to be copied by hand.
- The public Truster API also enables custom connections to a company's own systems.
Frequently asked questions about integrations
Why should you integrate your own system with Truster?
Integration removes manual data entry between systems. It saves time and reduces the risk of errors in invoicing, taxation and payroll.
What information does an integration usually transfer?
Typically invoicing data, tax card information for withholding tax purposes, payment data, and the information needed for reporting on invoicing and payroll.
Can our own technical team build the integration themselves?
Yes. Truster offers a public API that lets a company's own team or partner build the connection they need.
Are YEL matters and insurance handled through the integration?
YEL matters and insurance can be connected to the company's own system through integration, so the information is available in the same place as other invoicing and payroll data.
How many people use Truster?
Truster has more than 55,000 users, and new integrations are being developed continuously.
Can't find your integration?
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