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You're a global team running a local operation times ten. Every month, the same cycle of fragmented processes, chased statuses, and manual assembly.
Salary figures, payroll instructions, and employee personal data are exchanged over email with no audit trail. Compliance teams have nightmares about this.
Every vendor has their own format, timeline, and way of communicating. There's no single picture of where everything stands without picking up the phone.
The bonus didn't show up in the report. Input and output don't match. You catch it after payslips have been generated. Expensive, and embarrassing.
Journals built manually. HRIS out of sync. Global reports assembled from spreadsheets. Payroll should be the start of your data flow, not a dead end.
Every new country adds another vendor, another process, another spreadsheet. The workload on your central team grows with every expansion.
Every "global solution" demands a full migration: change all your vendors, go live everywhere at once. You've been through that pitch. The risk is too high.
Breeze is built around one belief: global standardization, deep local knowledge, and seamless software integration are not in conflict. You can have all three.
Log in and see the live status of every payroll run across every country. Traffic-light statuses update automatically, deadlines show in your time zone, and anything that needs your attention is obvious the moment you open the app.
Breeze doesn't ask you to throw away local relationships. Use the platform with your existing vendors. For countries where the current provider isn't performing, Breeze can connect you with best-in-class local experts, curated rather than just acquired.
Every payroll report is automatically reconciled against your submitted inputs, flagging any discrepancy before review. Dynamic variance analysis runs against the previous cycle with adjustable thresholds.
Breeze connects with your HRIS, finance, and CRM systems, so approved payroll flows automatically into accounting journals, back into your HR data, and into tailored global reports. No manual exports.
Every global payroll project we've seen fail tried to do too much at once. Breeze is built to avoid that. You go at your pace, in your priority order, with no big-bang migration required.
Most companies start with new country expansions, or with countries where the current provider isn't performing. The rest follows when the time is right.
"We started with Japan, our new entity. Then Bulgaria and Romania, where we weren't happy with the current provider. The rest will follow in time."
Establishing a new entity? Get Breeze from day one, working with partner payroll experts: clean, structured, and globally scalable from the beginning.
Work with a proven partner payroll service provider, or choose your own and bring them onto the platform; either way, a better vendor and process in one move.
Breeze connects with your existing provider so you get the global platform without touching what's already working.
We've spent 16+ years in global payroll. We know how the biggest players cut corners. Breeze was built specifically to avoid those traps.
We identify and integrate the highest-quality local partners in each market, selected for expertise and fit.
Role-based access controls by entity. Secure document transfer. Full audit trail. GDPR compliant, ISO 27001 certified, SSO and MFA supported.
Start with new countries, or the ones causing problems. Keep vendors that work, or upgrade. No big-bang migration required.
Breeze connects with any local payroll engine, and any HRIS, finance, or CRM system, including Workday, SuccessFactors, HiBob, BambooHR, UKG, NetSuite, SAP, Business Central, Salesforce, and more.
Not all global payroll approaches are the same. Here's how Breeze stacks up against spreadsheets-and-email and traditional global payroll providers.
HRIS, Finance or CRM integration when ready. Standalone from day one.
…and many more.
"30 countries, 30 providers, 30 different processes. We had five payroll managers handling all of it, and every month it started again from scratch. Then we saw the Breeze demo and it was a light-bulb moment: one view of all of them, while keeping the vendors that are working, was something we'd never seen before."