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Most HCMs consist of siloed modules. Every application in Rippling was built to work together. Rippling's best-of-breed apps cover the full breadth of your global HR needs from onboarding to offboarding.
Once you select “Onboard”, Rippling takes care of the rest—sending an offer letter, initiating benefits enrolment, assigning training, and more—tailored to each individual employee.

Employee changes often have downstream effects, such as the need to assign new compliance training when an employee relocates. Rippling automates these processes, saving hours of manual work.

Offboarding an employee in Rippling triggers automated workflows to ensure their departure is secure, compliant, and minimally disruptive to your operations.

Rippling automatically flags local, state, and federal infractions and recommends a plan of action for each one
With Rippling, you can consolidate employee data from around the world into a single system. Rippling dynamically localises everything—from fields and documents to currencies—based on each employee’s work location.
Most “all-in-one” software consists of acquired systems. These modules are disconnected, resulting in disconnection of business data. Rippling takes a platform-based approach, building products on a single source of truth for all employee-related business data. This rich and flexible data source unlocks a powerful set of capabilities.
The Employee Graph consolidates data across your Rippling and third-party applications using a common data model, eliminating the need to combine separate data sets.
Rippling’s report builder enables you to ask complex questions of your data using intuitive, Excel-like formulas. No SQL knowledge is required.
Role-based permissions limit visibility based on attributes such as level. When a report is shared, Rippling only displays data that the viewer is authorised to access.
A Human Capital Management (HCM) system consolidates the systems typically managed by human resources (HR)—including headcount planning, compensation bands, recruiting, HRIS, time tracking, learning management, surveys, performance management, and more—into a single platform. Bringing these systems together allows HR teams to derive greater value from their software through a shared infrastructure and user interface. While many HCM providers assemble full-suite solutions by acquiring and stitching together separate products, Rippling builds all of its software in house. Its HR applications function seamlessly, making it easy to create automations and generate reports across different HR functions.
A Human Resources Information System (HRIS) is a software solution that integrates core HR functions and processes, such as storing employee data, managing payroll, and administering benefits. An HCM is broader in scope than an HRIS and often includes capabilities such as talent management, learning management, and more.
Most HCM solutions on the market today have been consolidated through mergers and acquisitions. Every application within Rippling HCM is built in house and shares a common data model known as the Employee Graph. This shared framework makes advanced reporting simple and intuitive, with point-and-click functionality—no coding or data science expertise required.
The term “all-in-one” has become a common way for vendors to describe their HR offerings. However, not all all-in-one solutions are the same. Many vendors provide the expected applications, such as applicant tracking or benefits administration, but lack true integration beneath the surface. These so-called Frankensystems offer a shared user interface while operating as separate systems at the data level. This makes it difficult, or even impossible, to centrally manage permissions, create reports that combine disparate data sets, and automate manual processes. Rippling takes a different approach to “all-in-one” by building a unified set of applications on a common platform—one that operates more like the operating system on your laptop than a collection of disconnected applications.
Learn how Rippling can help you seamlessly onboard and manage your employees, whether your workforce includes 2 or 2,000 people