Merge offers 2x more API-based HRIS integrations than Finch
- Merge only offers secure API integrations, so your customers’ data and security is never compromised
- Merge prioritizes customer support and integration reliability
- Merge is built for scale
Merge offers API-based integrations, meaning secure, accurate, and real-time data
If you care about your customers’ data security and quality, API-first matters.
With Finch “Assisted Integrations”, you’ll compromise your customers’ PII data by giving unknown individuals access to your customers’ HR platform. Merge never does that.
There’s never a wait (for data or support) when using Merge
Merge has daily, if not hourly data syncs, and offers same day support SLAs, plus Webhooks and implementation packages.
Finch takes up to 2 weeks to sync your customers’ data, and has slow customer support.
Don't find yourself without data, help, or answers when you need them.
The only unified API built for scale
Merge is the only Unified API that offers enterprise-ready security and features, built for companies that want white-glove security, support, and infrastructure.
Feel confident that your Unified API provider is built for your enterprise requirements.
Fully compliant + secure
Merge adheres to industry-standard compliance frameworks
Audit trails
Full transparency and accountability for all user actions within Merge
White-label + customizable link
Control the look and feel of the linking component your customers interact with
Single + multi-tenant
Choose where you want to store your data anywhere
See why thousands of companies pick Merge to power their integrations
ISO 27001, HIPAA
Discover why Merge is the leading unified API
Customers expect integrations to be table stakes.
Make integrations your competitive advantage
Talk to one of our integrations expert to learn how Merge unlocks hundreds of integrations in days — not years.
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We initially used Finch (another unified API solution) to build out HRIS integrations, but the quality of their integrations were pretty poor. For instance, unlike Merge, their integrations can only access a limited scope of data from 3rd-party systems.