Staffing platforms attract top talent and reimagine the worker experience with embedded payroll
Check’s vision is to make paying people simple. For staffing platforms, this vision couldn’t be more relevant. Today, we’re excited to share an update on a previously quiet side of our business: Check for staffing platforms, talent marketplaces, and employers of record (EORs).
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Check Partner Spotlight: EATS2SEATS
EATS2SEATS is a staffing platform specifically built to service live events – concerts, football games and more. In just 30 days, they were able to leverage the Check platform to build an embedded, streamlined payroll experience.
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Check + SimplyInsured: Extend your payroll business with embedded health benefits
Today, we’re very excited to announce our first benefits integration through SimplyInsured, the online platform for small business health insurance plans. Platforms who embed payroll with Check can now power instant quotes for medical, dental, and vision insurance, and help small business customers compare and purchase health insurance without leaving their app.
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Announcing Check’s $75M Series C led by Stripe
We’re thrilled to announce that Check has raised a $75M Series C. The round was led by Stripe, with participation from both existing and new investors including Bedrock, Thrive, and Index.
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The Road to 50
To better understand the complexities of becoming a payroll provider and the process Check’s teams undergo to tackle and manage fifty-state compatibility, we put together an ebook - Becoming a Payroll Provider in the US: the Good, the Bad, the Ugly. We’ll dive into specifics on compliance nuances, why it’s historically so hard to pay folks in different states, and the unique engineering challenges of creating payroll infrastructure.
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Announcing Earning Rates
We’re excited to announce Check’s new Earning Rate API. As a developer, you now have the ability to store employee salary and hourly wages in Check as Earning Rates. This enables Check to then use that data to calculate the correct gross pay when running payroll.
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