Ramco Systems, a leading global enterprise solutions provider specializing in payroll technology, has announced the launch of Ramco Payce, a revolutionary platform-based payroll software, in the UAE.
The new payroll solution is designed to transform how businesses in the UAE manage their payroll processes by leveraging cutting-edge technologies such as serverless in-memory computing, data analytics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning.
The company said that the launch of Payce in the UAE has further solidified Ramco Systems’ growing presence in the Middle East.
Payce offers upgrades on several fronts when it comes to payroll management. With AI at its core, some of the intuitive features that Payce offers are an Anomaly and Reasoning Engine for payroll variances, country-specific prebuilt configurations for faster and hassle-free configurations, and an intelligent, personalized chatbot for any payroll-related queries.
In addition, the availability of an Analysis and Reporting tool for real-time data insights will provide businesses and it employees access to clear and accurate information about their pay to build trust and confidence in the organization.
At the launch event Sundar Subramanian, CEO of Ramco Systems, emphasized the significance of Ramco Payce for businesses in the Middle East.
“Ramco’s journey in the Middle East has been nothing short of remarkable, with the region becoming an integral part of our success story. Having garnered some marquee brand names, Ramco’s payroll solution has witnessed rapid growth in the region, in recent years. Amid the increasing globalization, diversification, and remote nature of workforces, we understand the challenges businesses face with payroll. Ramco Payce is tailored to lower payroll burdens while simplifying processes, ensuring accuracy and compliance, and boosting employee satisfaction,” Subramanian noted.
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