
United Kingdom · Human resources startup
CloudPay is a global payroll and payment solutions provider, offering fully managed services through a cloud-based platform.
Funding reportedLast round: Undisclosed round
CloudPay is a global payroll and payment solutions provider, offering fully managed services through a cloud-based platform.
Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Andover, Hampshire, UK, CloudPay operates in over 130 countries, supporting multiple languages and currencies. The company focuses on modernizing the payroll experience, transforming it into a strategic advantage for businesses. CloudPay's core services include global payroll management, secure salary payments, and pay-on-demand options, allowing employees to access earned wages before payday. The company provides personalized managed services, comprehensive implementation, and ongoing support tailored to each client's needs. With seamless API integrations and AI-driven insights, CloudPay enhances decision-making and operational efficiency for multinational organizations. Targeting B2B clients, CloudPay serves a diverse range of industries, including technology, retail, manufacturing, and professional services. The company emphasizes its managed service model and regulatory expertise, helping businesses navigate compliance and streamline their global payroll functions.
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