SeamlessHR, Africa's payroll and HR software landscape, announced the launch of its upgraded technology solution to digitize government and commercial procedures in order to improve economic performance by 2024.

With its superior workforce management software, the African IT giant hopes to transform the way the Nigerian government manages its workforce across ministries, agencies, and parastatals. According to Seamless HR, this kind of digitalization adoption will bring forth a contemporary, globally-aligned service delivery that may be more economical.

The company understood that business development and sustainability were essential components of long-term success.

Recently, Adetoun Akinsunmi, Director of Customer Success at SeamlessHR, presented the company's proposal at the 55th Annual CIPM International Conference and Exhibition in Abuja.

In her presentation, she noted, “productivity, sustainability and workforce performance are interdependent pillars that drive long-term success. In today’s fast-evolving economic landscape, harnessing the transformative power of digital technology is not just a choice; it’s a strategic imperative that brings these pillars together.”

She stated that as a result of digitalization, organizations and governments may use data to make strategic and well-informed decisions while promoting an innovative and adaptable culture.

“SeamlessHR envisions this initiative as a catalyst for transformative change, setting the stage for a more agile, efficient, and technologically advanced future,” she concluded.

The company is unwavering in its determination to influence HR technology in Africa.

The leading payroll and HR technology provider in Africa, SeamlessHR specializes in providing cutting-edge technological solutions to assist companies in managing their whole HR and Payroll lifecycle, from hiring to retirement. With almost 1,000 medium to large enterprises, the company operates in over 20 countries and has offices in Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, and Botswana, . In a recent Series A fundraising round, the company raised $10 million to support its spectacular pan-African expansion efforts and to develop new embedded finance solutions.