[US] Experian’s Workday integration expands payroll verification reach

In the US, Experian is set to expand the payroll data available through its income and employment verification network through a new integration with Workday, National Mortgage Professional reports.

According to Experian, its broader verification network now has a path to more than 80 million records, representing more than half of US payroll employees.

Workday customers will reportedly be able to verify income and employment through Experian as part of Workday Total Benefits from late October.

“Whether it’s buying a home, purchasing a family vehicle, getting a job, or navigating another important financial milestone, behind every verification request is a person trying to move forward,” Michele Bodda - group president of Experian Verification Solutions, Employer Services and Housing - said.

“Our integration with Workday gives employers another way to support those moments while helping reduce the verification burden on their HR teams.”

Source: National Mortgage Professional

(Quote via original reporting)

In the US, Experian is set to expand the payroll data available through its income and employment verification network through a new integration with Workday, National Mortgage Professional reports.

According to Experian, its broader verification network now has a path to more than 80 million records, representing more than half of US payroll employees.

Workday customers will reportedly be able to verify income and employment through Experian as part of Workday Total Benefits from late October.

“Whether it’s buying a home, purchasing a family vehicle, getting a job, or navigating another important financial milestone, behind every verification request is a person trying to move forward,” Michele Bodda - group president of Experian Verification Solutions, Employer Services and Housing - said.

“Our integration with Workday gives employers another way to support those moments while helping reduce the verification burden on their HR teams.”

Source: National Mortgage Professional

(Quote via original reporting)