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From integrations to data flow: When systems need to function as a single setup
Administration 24 August 2026

From integrations to data flow: When systems need to function as a single setup

Most businesses digitised central parts of their administration long ago. Payroll is handled...
What should a time tracking system be able to do in 2026?
Administration 13 July 2026

What should a time tracking system be able to do in 2026?

Since the Working Time Act came into effect on 1 July 2024, several companies have experienced a need for digital sol…
The administration of the future: 6 trends that will shape businesses in 2027
Administration 8 June 2026

The administration of the future: 6 trends that will shape businesses in 2027

The administration is undergoing rapid change. Where administrative staff previously used the largest…
Pay transparency: EU requirements set new standards
Administration 10 April 2026

Pay transparency: EU requirements set new standards

Pay transparency is no longer a “nice to have”. It is a concrete development that both legislation...
How to create consistency in project finances
Administration 16 Mar 2026

How to create consistency in project finances

This blog post is written in collaboration with Amesto Solutions. In project and hourly based organisations...
From time tracking to bottom line: Turn time data into profit
Administration 27 Feb 2026

From time tracking to bottom line: Turn time data into profit

This is a guest blog post written by Profiit. In many finance departments, time tracking is still seen...
New overtime rules for part-time workers: What does the ruling mean for you?
Legislation 18 Feb 2026

New overtime rules for part-time workers: What does the ruling mean for you?

A new labour arbitration ruling could have a major impact on companies and part-time workers in industry...
Why businesses of the future think in time
Administration 09 Feb 2026

Why businesses of the future think in time

Businesses are increasingly talking about being data-driven. Dashboards are becoming more advanced, KPIs ...
The final phase of the Bookkeeping Act has come into force - what does it mean in practice?
Administration 26 Jan 2026

The final phase of the Bookkeeping Act has come into force - what does it mean in practice?

On 1 January 2026, the final phase of the new Bookkeeping Act came into force, making digital bookkeeping a...
Pay transparency: Why a fair payroll process starts with good time tracking
Society 18 Nov 2025

Pay transparency: Why a fair payroll process starts with good time tracking

Pay transparency has become one of the most topical issues in the labour market, driven by new legislation...
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