Bayforce Tech Stack

ERP and cloud consulting for SAP, Oracle, Workday, and Salesforce implementations

IT Services and IT Consulting Tampa, Florida 201–500 employees Founded 1996 Privately Held

Bayforce is a boutique ERP consulting firm founded in 1996, operating across the U.S., LATAM, and EU with a 201–500-person team. The tech stack reveals a shift toward data-first operations: they're actively adopting Azure while building modern data platforms on Snowflake and Databricks, and their hiring acceleration (13 roles in 30 days, heavily weighted toward data and engineering) paired with projects in telemetry, Grafana dashboards, and HCM integrations signals movement beyond traditional implementation work into operational analytics and system modernization.

Tech Stack 169 technologies

Core StackSAP Active Directory SAP S/4HANA C# Azure Functions Salesforce Snowflake Databricks Prometheus Grafana SailPoint Identity Cloud Azure Azure Service Bus Azure Application Insights Azure Blob Storage Azure SQL Database Azure Key Vault Oracle Integration Cloud Oracle SOA Suite Oracle Service Bus SOAP XML XSLT OAuth SAML JWT CI/CD Oracle ERP Oracle HCM Cloud Oracle SCM Cloud+131 more

AdoptingAzure

What Bayforce Is Building

◆Challenges

Security governance compliance
Scalable integration solutions
Integrating transportation and logistics systems
Improving edi transaction processes
Scalable secure resilient data platform
Complex enterprise iam integration
Incomplete telemetry coverage
Alert fatigue
Complex hcm issues
Enterprise hcm transformation initiatives

▲Active Projects

Hcm integrations
Enterprise hcm transformation initiatives
Modern data platform design
Transportation and logistics integration initiatives
Edi transaction flow validation
Sap connector development
Itsm integration with xurrent
Oic integration with fusion hcm and finance
Expand telemetry ingestion across infrastructure, databases, storage platforms, applications, and network environments
Build and enhance grafana dashboards that correlate infrastructure health with application performance and business transaction metrics

Hiring Activity

Accelerating15 roles · 15 in 30d

Department

Data

Engineering

Logistics

Security

Seniority

Senior

Lead

Notable leadership hires: Technical Lead

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About Bayforce

Bayforce delivers implementation, assessment, and enhancement services for enterprise resource planning and cloud applications. The company works primarily with mid-market and enterprise organizations deploying or upgrading SAP, Oracle, Workday, and Salesforce. Service delivery spans onsite and remote teams across North America, Latin America, and Europe. Core practice areas include ERP system implementations, human capital management transformations, supply chain integrations, and increasingly, data platform design and telemetry infrastructure—with current projects covering HCM integrations, transportation logistics connectivity, and enterprise identity and access management modernization.

HeadquartersTampa, Florida

Company Size201–500 employees

Founded1996

Hiring MarketsUnited States

Frequently Asked Questions

What ERP systems does Bayforce specialize in?

Bayforce specializes in SAP, Oracle, Salesforce, and Workday. The tech stack includes SAP S/4HANA, Oracle ERP, Oracle HCM Cloud, and Oracle SCM Cloud, with active projects in SAP connector development and OIC-to-Fusion integrations.

What cloud platforms does Bayforce use?

Bayforce uses Azure (adopting), Oracle Cloud (HCM, SCM, ERP), and Salesforce. The tech stack includes Azure Functions, Azure SQL Database, Azure Service Bus, and Oracle Integration Cloud, alongside monitoring tools Prometheus and Grafana.

How this profile is built

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