TEMVERIS
Integrations

Connect governedworkforce records to thesystems your teams use.

TEMVERIS is designed to connect approved time, attendance, schedule, exception anddecision records to payroll, HR, finance and enterprise systems through APIs, webhooks,exports and approved connectors, depending on your deployment. Every handoff shouldpreserve context, permissions and evidence.

APIs
Webhooks
Exports
Approved connectors
Payroll
Payroll
Approved eligible inputs
HR / HCM
HR / HCM
Authoritative workforce identity
Identity & SSO
Identity & SSO
Scoped, revocable access
Finance
Finance
Reconciliation context
APIs
APIs
Governed exchange
Exports
Exports
Approved batch transfer
Connectors
Connectors
When published & contracted
Evidence
Evidence
Provenance travels with data
Permissions
Permissions
Least privilege by role
Exceptions
Exceptions
Owned and retried

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What are TEMVERIS integrations?

TEMVERIS enables governed workforce
data to be prepared for approved
downstream workflows, subject to
deployment and connector availability.

The record that leaves TEMVERIS keeps its source, approval state, policy context andhistory — so the receiving system knows what it is getting and why.

Approved before transfer
Context preserved
Deployment dependent
Governed record to approved destination
Governed record → approved destination
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Governed record → downstream flow

Provenance, approval
and permissions —
before anything moves.

Illustrative flow. The final step happens outside TEMVERIS andis only shown when the recipient confirms it.

Governed record to downstream flow diagram
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1. Capture / schedule

Approved input with its source.

2. Review

Designated reviewer sees
context.

3. Policy & approval

Configured rules and authority.

4. Evidence-backed
record

Version, approval and history
linked.

5. Approved destination

Only contracted, authorized
systems.

6. Recipient
acknowledgment

Shown only when the recipient
returns it.

Integration states vocabulary

Nine states. None implies the next.

Transmitted is not imported; imported is not reconciled. Actual backend vocabulary isconfirmed with Product.

Concept only

Described publicly; not configured for you.

Assessment

Fit is being evaluated for your deployment.

Configured

Mapping and permissions set up.

Ready

Approved records eligible to send.

Transmitted

Payload sent; acceptance unknown.

Acknowledged

Recipient confirmed receipt.

Imported

Recipient imported the data.

Exception

Needs an owner and a decision.

Unavailable

Not available for this deployment.

Integration assessment checklist
10 questions · no form required
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Integration assessment checklist

Ten questions that
decide deployment fit.

0 of 10 reviewed · nothing is saved or sent

Payroll & HR handoff examples

Two handoffs. Two
sources of truth.

Each system keeps its own obligations; TEMVERIS neverasserts automatic net-pay calculation.

Payroll handoff
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Payroll handoff

Payroll gets approved, eligible inputs.

SendsApproved time with approval state and version
Payroll ownsCalculation, deductions, payment
Never assertedAutomatic net-pay calculation
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HR / HCM handoff
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HR / HCM handoff

HR/HCM keeps authoritative workforce identity.

ReceivesGoverned time context and decisions
HR/HCM ownsWorker identity and employment records
Never assertedOverwriting HR master data
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Identity, access and security principles

Every connection is scoped,
owned and revocable.

Least privilege

Role-based scopes

Delegated admins

Secret management

Source/recipient account authorization

Revocation and audit review

No credential fragments, endpoints or organization identifiers appear on publicpages.

Identity, access and security principles
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API, webhook, export and connector comparison

Choose the method
that fits the handoff.

Availability depends on your contracted deployment.

API

What it is

Governed exchange concepts

Best for

Reading approved records and state

Condition

Authenticated, scoped clients

Webhooks

What it is

Event notifications

Best for

Reacting to qualifying changes

Condition

Signed delivery and retries

Exports

What it is

Approved batch transfer

Best for

Period-based payroll or finance files

Condition

Validated manifests

Connectors

What it is

Packaged integrations

Best for

Common destinations, where
available

Condition

Only if separately published and
contracted

Reliability and exception handling

When something goes
wrong, someone owns it.

Select a case to see who owns it and how it recovers.

CASEConnection delayed
OWNERIntegration admin
RECOVERYRetry with backoff; status shown as delayed
Evidence and audit trail

The provenance
travels with the record.

Traceability within authorized access — not broad visibility.Synthetic values.

Evidence and audit trail preview
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1
ORIGINATING EVENT

SE-55120

2
VERSION

v3

3
APPROVAL STATE

Approved

4
ACTOR / ROLE

Operations Manager

5
TIMESTAMP

Sep 23, 2026 · 09:31 PT

6
POLICY CONTEXT

Attendance P-07 rev 3

7
TRANSMISSION ATTEMPT

TX-SAMPLE-0042

8
DESTINATION RECEIPT

When returned

Privacy background
Privacy-first covenant

Integrations move governed
records — never monitoring data.

No screenshots

No keylogging

No clipboard capture

No webcam / microphone recording

No browser history

No continuous behavioral surveillance

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FAQ

Integration
questions,
answered
directly.

Integration FAQ
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