HR data integration and iPaaS consulting for mid-market enterprises
Flexspring specializes in HR data integration—moving employee and payroll data between systems without manual re-entry. The stack reveals a deep Oracle/Workday/ADP focus (the big three in enterprise HR), supplemented by Java/Spring backend work and modern API tooling (GraphQL, REST). Hiring has accelerated across engineering and sales in the past 30 days, with projects split between proof-of-concept work and custom integrations, suggesting a transition from services-only toward productized offerings.
Flexspring is a 51–200-person integration consulting firm founded in 2013 and based in Boston. The company solves HR data integration—the operational friction of moving employee records, payroll changes, and benefit enrollment between disconnected systems. They work with mid-market and enterprise customers running Oracle HCM Cloud, Workday, ADP, BambooHR, Greenhouse, UKG, and Dayforce. Core service lines include data migrations, ongoing integration hosting, and custom integrations spanning HR, payroll, and financial systems. Recent project activity points toward go-to-market expansion and international scaling.
Java, Spring, Groovy, GraphQL, and JavaScript for custom development; iPaaS for integration hosting; deep connectors to Oracle HCM Cloud, Workday, ADP, BambooHR, Greenhouse, UKG, and Dayforce; Salesforce Service Cloud for customer-facing tools.
Flexspring eliminates manual data entry in HR systems by building and hosting integrations between HR platforms (Workday, ADP, Oracle HCM, Greenhouse) and payroll, financial, and benefits systems. They handle migrations, ongoing integration, and custom connector development.
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